The Being of the Phenomenon: Merleau-Ponty's Ontology

Renaud Barbaras · Ted Toadvine · Leonard Richard Lawlor

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Translator's Introduction by Leonard Lawlor and Ted Toadvine Note on the Translation List of Abbreviations Preface to the English Translation Acknowledgments Introduction to the French Edition by Renaud BarbarasPart 1. Towards Ontology1. The Dualism of Phenomenology of Perception 2. The Other (Autrui) 3. The Problem of Expression 4. From Speech to Being 5. Phenomenology and OntologyPart 2. Philosophical Interrogation6. The Diplopia of Cartesian Ontology 7. Fact and Essence: Phenomenology 8. Being and Nothingness: Dialectic 9. Philosophical InterrogationPart 3. The VisibleIntroduction 10. The Flesh: The Visible and the Invisible 11. Dimensionality: The Thing and the World 12. Originary Spatio-Temporality 13. Merleau-Ponty's LeibnizianismPart 4. The InvisibleIntroduction 14. The Inner Frame of Intersubjectivity 15. Desire 16. The Flesh of Ideality 17. The Last ChiasmConclusion

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