The philosophy of the body
Subtitle: rejections of Cartesian dualism.
By: Edited with an introd. by Stuart F. Spicker.
Publisher: Quadrangle Books
Published: 1970
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 367
Subjects: Descartes, René, 1596-1650; Body, Human (Philosophy); Mind and body; Philosophy, Modern
Table of contents: title: Of the nature and origin of the mind, by B. de Spinoza.; title: Spinoza and the theory of organism, by H. Jonas.; title: Man a machine, and The natural history of the soul, by J. O. de la Mettrie.; title: On the first ground of the distinction of regions in space, and What is orientation in thinking? by I. Kant.; title: Soul and body, by J. Dewey.; title: The philosophical concept of a human body, by D. C. Long.; title: Are persons bodies? By B. A. O. Williams.; title: Lived body, environment, and ego, by M. Scheler.; title: Metaphysical journal, and A metaphysical diary, by G. Marcel.; title: The body, by J.-P. Sartre.; title: The spatiality of the lived body and motility, by M. Merleau-Ponty.; title: Anthropodology: man a-foot, by R. M. Griffith.; title: Man and his body, by H. Plügge.; title: The nobility of sight: a study in the phenomenology of the senses, by H. Jonas.; title: Born to see, bound to behold: reflections on the function of upright posture in the esthetic attitude, by E. W. Straus.; title: Selected reading (p. [363]-367)