Being and Nothingness: An Essay on Phenomenological Ontology

✍ Scribed by Jean-Paul Sartre; Hazel E. Barnes (translator)

• Publisher: Routledge
• Year: 2003
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 689
• Category: Library

✦ Synopsis

This translation originally published: London: Methuen, 1958.

✦ Table of Contents

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CONTENTS
PREFACE TO THE ROUTLEDGE CLASSICS EDITION
INTRODUCTION
TRANSLATOR’S PREFACE
INTRODUCTION: The pursuit of being
Part I The Problem of Nothingness
1 THE ORIGIN OF NEGATION
I. THE QUESTION
II. NEGATIONS
III. THE DIALECTICAL CONCEPT OF NOTHINGNESS
IV. THE PHENOMENOLOGICAL CONCEPT OF NOTHINGNESS
V. THE ORIGIN OF NOTHINGNESS
2 BAD FAITH
I. BAD FAITH AND LIES
II. CONDUCTS OF BAD FAITH
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Part II Being-for-Itself
1 IMMEDIATE STRUCTURES OF THE FOR-ITSELF
I. PRESENCE TO SELF
II. THE FACTICITY OF THE FOR-ITSELF
III. THE FOR-ITSELF AND THE BEING OF VALUE
IV. THE FOR-ITSELF AND THE BEING OF POSSIBILITIES
V. THE SELF AND THE CIRCUIT OF SELFNESS
2 TEMPORALITY
I. PHENOMENOLOGY OF THE THREE TEMPORAL DIMENSIONS
II. THE ONTOLOGY OF TEMPORALITY
III. ORIGINAL TEMPORALITY AND PSYCHIC TEMPORALITY: REFLECTION
3 TRANSCENDENCE
I. KNOWLEDGE AS A TYPE OF RELATION BETWEEN THE FOR-ITSELF AND THE IN-ITSELF
II. DETERMINATION AS NEGATION
III. QUALITY AND QUANTITY, POTENTIALITY, INSTRUMENTALITY
IV. THE TIME OF THE WORLD
V. Knowledge
Part III Being-for-Others
1 THE EXISTENCE OF OTHERS
I. THE PROBLEM
II. THE REEF OF SOLIPSISM
III. HUSSERL, HEGEL, HEIDEGGER
IV. THE LOOK
2 THE BODY
I. THE BODY AS BEING-FOR-ITSELF: FACTICITY
II. THE BODY-FOR-OTHERS
III. THE THIRD ONTOLOGICAL DIMENSION OF THE BODY
3 CONCRETE RELATIONS WITH OTHERS
I. FIRST ATTITUDE TOWARD OTHERS: LOVE, LANGUAGE, MASOCHISM
II. SECOND ATTITUDE TOWARD OTHERS: INDIFFERENCE, DESIRE, HATE, SADISM
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III. QUALITY AS A REVELATION OF BEING
CONCLUSION
I. IN-ITSELF AND FOR-ITSELF: METAPHYSICAL OUTLOOKS
II. ETHICAL PERSPECTIVES
KEY TO SPECIAL TERMINOLOGY
NAME INDEX