01613nam a22001697a 450000500170000000800410001702000210005804000100007908200180008910000220010724500460012926000350017530000110021050511870022154600120140865000230142020260511143215.0260511b        |||||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a0671418904 (pbk)  cUE-CL  a142.78bSa775  aSartre, Jean-Paul  aBeing and nothingnessc/ Jean-Paul Sartre  aNew York:bPocket Books,c1956  a811 p.  aPart one

The problem of nothingness

Chapter one.

The origin of negation

I. The question

Ii. Negations

Iii. The dialectical concept of nothingness
Iv. The phenomenological concept of nothingness

V. The origin of nothingness

Chapter two. Bad faith

I. Bad faith and falsehood

Ii. Patterns of bad faith

Iii. The "faith" of bad faith

Part two

Being-for-itself

Chapter one. Immediate structures of the for-itself

I. Presence to self

Ii. The facticity of the for-itself

Iii. The for-itself and the being of value

Iv. The for-itself and the being of possibilities

V. The self and the circuit of selfness

Chapter two. Temporality

I. Phenomenology of the three temporal dimensions

Ii. The ontology of temporality

Iii. Original temporality and psychic temporality: reflection

Chapter three. Transcendence

I. Knowledge as a type of relation between the for-itself and the in-itself

Ii. Determination as negation

Iii. Quality and quantity, potentiality, instrumentality

Iv. The time of the world

V. Knowledge

Part three

Being-for-others

Chapter one. The existence of others

I. The problem

Ii. The reef of solipsism

Iii. Husserl, hegel, heidegger

Iv. The look
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