Title: Jean-Paul Sartre : mind and body, word and deed /
Authors: Boulé, Jean-Pierre.; O'Donohoe, B. P.
Publisher: Cambridge Scholars Publishing,
Year: 2011
Subjects: Sartre, Jean-Paul, Criticism and interpretation.
Abstract: Celebrating Sartre's polyvalence with an examination of Sartrean philosophy, literature and politics, this title brings together contributions from 12 scholars who examine Sartre's thought, writing and action over his long career.
Contents: Introduction / Jean-Pierre Boulé and Benedict O'Donohoe -- Part I: Sartre and the Body -- Chap. 1. Sartre's Treatment of the Body in Being and Nothingness: The "Double Sensation" / Dermot Moran -- Chap. 2. Living and Knowing Pain: Sartre's Engagement with Maine de Biran / Michael Gillan Peckitt -- Chap.3 . Jean-Paul Sartre and Didier Anzieu: Consensuality / Naomi Segal -- Chap. 4. "The Childhood of a Leader" Revisited: Salauds and Moustaches / Gary Cox -- Part II: Sartre and Time -- Chap. 5. Sartre's Timetable / François Noudelmann -- Chap. 6. How Sartre and Beauvoir Worked Together / Michel Contat -- Part III: Sartre: Ideology and Politics -- Chap. 7. France and Cuba, Castro and De Gaulle: Revisiting Sartre's "Ouragan sur le Sucre" / John Ireland -- Chap. 8. What Can Philosophers Teach Politicians? / Jean-Pierre Boulé -- Chap. 9 Sartre's Concept of Man: Existentialism and Feminism / Sawada Nao -- Chap. 10. Murakami, Obama, Sarkozy: What is an Intellectual? / Benedict O'Donohoe -- Part IV Sartre in Japan -- Chapt. 11. How to Welcome an Intellectual Superstar: Sartre and the Japanese Press in 1966 / Suzuki Masamichi -- Chap. 12. An Intellectual Star Remembered: Sartre's 1966 Visit to Japan / Suzuki Michihiko with Sawada Nao