Isbn: 9788130713878 - sartre: his philosophy and psychoanalysis (2 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: New. pp. 282.

Contents Introduction Selected bibliography I Sartre?s existentialist philosophy 1 Existence or being 2 Existence as being in world 3 The revelation of existence contingency absurdity anxiety 4 First critical intermezzo 5 How to overcome Nausea 6 Existence and essence 7 Being and nothingness 8 Freedom and anxiety choice and project 9 Freedom and values Sartre and Nietzsche 10 Second critical intermezzo 11 Literature and freedom 12 Existentialism and resistance 13 Our Being for Others and their Gaze II Sartre?s existentialist psychoanalysis 14 Choice and complex 15 How about Adler?s lifeplan 16 Existentialism is a personalism 17 The unconscious and bad faith 18 How free is our project 19 Sex and love in existentialist psychoanalysis 20 The philosophy and psychology of death 21 Man?s fundamental project to become God 22 The psychoanalysis of qualities and foods viscosity and Nausea 23 Existentialist psychoanalysis and ethics 24 Existentialism and psychiatry 25 Final critical consideration and conclusionThis book based on the exceptionally wide reading of a scholar equally at home in several modern European languages is the first to present the comparatively little known theories of existentialist psychoanalysis with the same thoroughness as the existentialist philosophy to which they are organically relatedIn the first part of the book the author critically examines all the basic concepts of Sartre?s philosophy endeavouring to show to which extent these concepts are Sartre?s own original creations formulated under the special conditions of the German occupation of France during World War II and to what extent they are developments of earlier trends in Western thought extending from Parmenides and Plato to Nietzsche Ibsen and Sartre?s more immediate progenitors Kierkegaard and HeideggerIn the second part Dr Stern analyzes the new type of psychoanalysis that has grown out of Sartre?s philosophy of value and explains the relationship of existentialist psychoanalysis to the doctrines of Freud Adler and others 282 pp.…