Chiasms

Series | Book

Chiasms

Merleau-Ponty's notion of flesh

edited byFred Evans(Philosophy Department, Duquesne University)Leonard Lawlor

Details | Table of Contents

Explications of the flesh

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World, flesh, vision Françoise Dastur

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The world at a glance Edward Casey

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Extensions of the flesh

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Flesh and verb in the philosophy of Merleau-Ponty Henri Maldiney

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Blind man seeing

From chiasm to hyperreality

Edith Wyschogrod

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Recursive incarnation and chiasmic flesh

Two readings of Paul Celan's "Chymisch"

James Hatley

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Limitations of the flesh

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Perception and movement

The end of the metaphysical approach

Renaud Barbaras(Pantheon-Sorbonne University)

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Merleau-Ponty and the origin of geometry Marjorie Hass Lawrence Hass

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Merleau-Ponty and feminist theory on experience Linda Martín Alcoff(Philosophisches Seminar, Universität Wien)

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Embodying perceptions of death

Emotional apprehension and reversibilities of flesh

Suzanne Laba Cataldi

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"In praise of philosophy"

A hermeneutical rereading

Jean Greisch

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Écart: the space of corporeal difference Gail Weiss(Department of Philosophy, Gettysburg College)

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The thinking of the sensible Mauro Carbone

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Is Merleau-Ponty inside or outside the history of philosophy? Hugh J. Silverman

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The paradox of expression Bernhard Waldenfels(Ruhr-Universität Bochum)

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Publication details

Publisher: SUNY Press

Place: Albany

Year: 2000

Pages: 280, x

Series: SUNY Series in Contemporary Continental Philosophy

ISBN (hardback): 9780791446850

Full citation:

Evans Fred, Lawlor Leonard (2000) Chiasms: Merleau-Ponty's notion of flesh. Albany, SUNY Press.