Merleau-ponty/
Merleau-ponty/ phenomenology of perceptiopn
Smith,Colin
- 1st ed.
- London: Routledge, 1958.
- 544 p.
PART I The Body
Experience and Objective Thought. The Problem of
the Body
1 The Body as Object and Mechanistic Physiology
2 The Experience of the Body and Classical Psychology
3 The Spatiality of One's own Body and Motility
4 The Synthesis of One's own Body
5 The Body in its Sexual Being
6 The Body as Expression, and Speech
PART II The World as Perceived
The Theory of the Body is already a Theory
of Perception
1 Sense Experience
2 Space
3 The Thing and the Natural World
4 Other Selves and the Human World
PART III Being-for-ltself and Being-ln-the-World
1 The Cogito
2 Temporality
3 Freedom
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PART I The Body
Experience and Objective Thought. The Problem of
the Body
1 The Body as Object and Mechanistic Physiology
2 The Experience of the Body and Classical Psychology
3 The Spatiality of One's own Body and Motility
4 The Synthesis of One's own Body
5 The Body in its Sexual Being
6 The Body as Expression, and Speech
PART II The World as Perceived
The Theory of the Body is already a Theory
of Perception
1 Sense Experience
2 Space
3 The Thing and the Natural World
4 Other Selves and the Human World
PART III Being-for-ltself and Being-ln-the-World
1 The Cogito
2 Temporality
3 Freedom
9780415278416
142.7 / SMI/M