The Words by Sartre 
....
Sartre proceeds to give details of his emerging
self-consciousness (= consciousness of
self) by using the observations of the outside world to show what ....
(1580
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Sartre: A Letter on His Perspective
.... While I agree that part of out
self-identity is defined by that which we are not .... Thus freedomàis the being of man, ie, his nothingness of being" (
Sartre, 568-9 ....
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Jean Paul Sartre's Views of Perception
....
Sartre again takes up the idea of
self-perception (although from a somewhat different perspective) in The Concept of Mind, in which he considers the
self ....
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Jean-Paul Sartre and Marxist Criticism
....
Sartre's existential
self-assessment lasted through the 1930s and into 1941, when the invading Germans made him a prisoner of war. ....
(2150
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Deveopment of the Artistic Self THE DEVELOPMENT OF T
.... history. This unfolding or unwrapping of
Self or what
Sartre would call being-in-the-world is framed by human response and action. ....
(10669
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Sartre, the "Other," and Advertising
The "Other" is a concept that refers to an individual who is different from the
self or not the same. In this sense, the "Other" is different. ....
(267
1
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Consciousness in Sartre and Heidegger
.... Being is that of inauthenticity and failure to stand by one's
Self (Heidegger, 1962 .... Anxiety (comparable to
Sartre' s nausea) brings Dasein face to face with its ....
(2841
11
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Sartre's Existentialism
....
Sartre says that a man "chooses" all men as he "chooses" himself, which means .... brings, he will suffer from an "uneasy conscience" because his
self-deception is ....
(1680
7
)
Jean-Paul Sartre's No Exit
This study will analyze the character of Garcin in Jean-Paul
Sartre's play No .... to agree with his rationalization, is accompanied, of course, by
self-deception. ....
(2258
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Nietzsche's Historical Philosophizing
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Sartre says that the
self-conscious structure of consciousness involves negation, and this implies that the constitutive role of
self-consciousness is at the ....
(2052
8
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Ethical Philosophy
.... a curious biographical fact that, for all his posturing about meaninglessness and the ego and so on,
Sartre seems to have been pretty much
self-absorbed for a ....
(1965
8
)
Existentialism
.... Nietzsche is cited by Camus and
Sartre and has been absorbed by Jaspers and .... on the tendency of psychologists to place the instinct for
self-preservation in the ....
(2267
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The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life
Erving Goffman, in The Presentation of
Self in Everyday Life, offers a sociological .... in situations at work, Goffman refers to the words of
Sartre, who argues ....
(806
3
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Existentialism:Sartre & Nietzsche
.... To the Existentialist, death is the key to a man's freedom, his
self and his relationship .... To
Sartre, death is a part of life that helps define a man's reality. ....
(1703
7
)
The theory of Marxist criticism
.... In this, human beings are thought to
self-create through the choices they make (Lowen 59-60).
Sartre's existentialism was no less a product of historical ....
(748
3
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The theory of Marxist Criticism
.... In this, human beings are thought to
self-create through the choices they make (Lowen 59-60).
Sartre's existentialism was no less a product of historical ....
(748
3
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Camus & Existential Views
.... these characters illustrate Camus's description of Is insight or
self protection the .... Indeed,
Sartre scornfully and Camus blithely rejects the validity of a ....
(1637
7
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Homosexuality & Artistic Design
.... This unfolding or unwrapping of
Self or what
Sartre would call being-in-the-world is very much the same for the existentialists as it is for the experiential ....
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The question of existence
.... up by other philosophers, such as William James, who agreed that the
self is what .... For
Sartre, God is not necessary and is in fact non-existent, and so man is ....
(966
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The Nature of Freedom
.... creation in some fundamental way undercuts
Sartre's own contention that life is meaningless, and veers rather closer to Gide's (admittedly
self-serving) claims ....
(3201
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Freedom in Absolute and Relative Terms
.... creation in some fundamental way undercuts
Sartre's own contention that life is meaningless, and veers rather closer to Gide's (admittedly
self-serving) claims ....
(3211
13
)
American Road Movies
.... Travis' disassociation, his isolation, his search for
self-identity and assumption of .... According the Jean-Paul
Sartre, the two main principles of Existentialism ....
(1631
7
)
American Road Movies as a Reflection of Culture
.... Travis' disassociation, his isolation, his search for
self-identity and assumption of .... According the Jean-Paul
Sartre, the two main principles of Existentialism ....
(1631
7
)
Michel Foucault and Social Theory
.... Foucault answers that
Sartre believes that there is an "authentic"
self which must be discovered in the midst of oppressive and deceptive obstacles, rather ....
(2604
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EXISTENTIAL PHILOSOPHY AND PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
.... and psychology, noting that it was not only influenced by
Sartre but also .... world") which is characterized as the subjective, phenomenological world of the
self. ....
(2844
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Existentialism in Counseling and Psychotherapy
.... draw heavily upon the ideas that were advanced by
Sartre, Frankl, and others in recognizing that all individuals possess the capacity for
self-awareness, that ....
(3270
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Existentialism in Counseling and Psychotherapy
.... draw heavily upon the ideas that were advanced by
Sartre, Frankl, and others in recognizing that all individuals possess the capacity for
self-awareness, that ....
(3274
13
)
Existentialism
.... To the Existentialist, death is the key to a man's freedom, his
self and his relationship .... To
Sartre, death is a part of life that helps define a man's reality. ....
(1703
7
)
Existential System of Thought
.... To the Existentialist, death is the key to a man's freedom, his
self and his relationship .... To
Sartre, death is a part of life that helps define a man's reality. ....
(1703
7
)
Philosophies ofSartre and Terrorist Leila Khaled
....
Sartre also says that each person acts for all people when he acts for himself: When we say that man chooses his own
self, we mean that every one of us does ....
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