Blogs about: Jean Paul Sartre
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Ancient Roman Existentialism?
Jean-Paul Sartre, I think, would have like this. It’s from Carlin Barton’s Roman Honor: The Fire in the Bones (pg. 32, UC Press 2001): As the art historian Bettina Bergmann points out, the… more →
Prometheus Unbound
Consciousness Outside and In: From Perception to Imagination and Beyond
Lynn Neuman wrote 17 hours ago: Sartre, Jean-Paul The Imaginary: A Phenomenological Psychology of the Imagination New York: Routledg … more →
Paddy Ashdown chez Chris Rennard
jonathanfryer wrote 1 day ago: Few local party fundraisers attract three members of the House of Lords, even when one of them is th … more →
The TERRIBLY MYSTERIOUS Box of Incomprehensible Mysteriousness
admiralneck wrote 1 week ago: WARNING! Spoilers for Richard Kelly’s The Box, and semi-sort-of-not-really spoilers for John S … more →
Existential Feminism: Others In A Dangerous Time, by guest blogger Aaron Golbeck
natasia wright wrote 1 week ago: In The Second Sex Simone de Beauvoir confronts the subjugation of women, which she says is unique am … more →
Sartre's finest interpretation
Luca Atalla wrote 1 week ago: Kind of old but remarkable anyways: Or, if you want to listen this message renewed by young guns, th … more →
Mike Cole - Why Not Socialism?
rikowski wrote 1 week ago: Mike Cole MIKE COLE – WHY NOT SOCIALISM? Professor Mike Cole has recently made the case for social … more →
Ancient Roman Existentialism?
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santitafarella wrote 1 week ago: Jean-Paul Sartre, I think, would have like this. It’s from Carlin Barton’s Roman Honor: … more →
What I'm Reading
jasminewanders wrote 2 weeks ago: The Transendence of the Ego by Jean-Paul Sartre Amazon.com review: First published in France in 1937 … more →
Monday Mobile Moments (11/23/09)
croatoa wrote 3 weeks ago: This was pasted on a locked door of a post office. Someone felt to add to it. … more →
Sartre on God and Meaning in Life
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fleance7 wrote 3 weeks ago: “The existentialist . . . finds it extremely embarrassing that God does not exist, for there disappe … more →
We can't stop here, this is lobster country!
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Rory wrote 3 weeks ago: This is a strange one folks and I can’t help but wonder what Jean- Paul Sartre would have thou … more →
Jean-Paul Sartre and Mescaline
namhenderson wrote 1 month ago: In a conversation in 1971 with John Gerassi, a political science professor at Queens College in New … more →
Valences of the Dialectic - Fredric Jameson
rikowski wrote 1 month ago: Porcupine Tree - The Incident VALANCES OF THE DIALECTIC – FREDRIC JAMESON NEW FROM VERSO VALE … more →
Stylish sleeping on the Left Bank
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cheriecity wrote 1 month ago: The Left Bank is synonymous with literary cafes, the Existential philosophers Jean-Paul Sartre and S … more →
Philosophy Word of the Day – Abandonment
fleance7 wrote 1 month ago: aldous huxley via last.fm In the ethical thought of such existentialist writers as Sartre and Heideg … more →
The Box
carlosdev wrote 1 month ago: Frank Langella really needs to buy himself a better razor. (Warner Brothers) Cameron Diaz, James Mar … more →
An examination of statist psychology from Phenomenology
Kilroy del Dancefighter Estallion the First wrote 1 month ago: I’m cross posting this from Fringe Elements. I don’t know whether it is original or not … more →
Video game structural analysis
Kilroy del Dancefighter Estallion the First wrote 1 month ago: What is a video game? Many different definitions could be offered, but structurally, a video game i … more →
No Exit (Honolulu, 2009)
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The Amoeba wrote 1 month ago: This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance of its characters to persons living or dead is for satiri … more →
