Pre-reflective consciousness: Sartre and contemporary philosophy of mind / ed. by S.Miguens, G.Preyer, C.B.Morando. - London; New York: Routledge/Taylor & Francis, 2016. - xi, 520 p.: ill. - Incl. bibl. ref. - Ind.: p.507-520. - ISBN 978-1-138-92581-6 Шифр: (И/Ю2-Р91) 02  Место хранения:   02 | Отделение ГПНТБ СО РАН | Новосибирск

Оглавление / Contents

Notes on contributors ........................................ viii Preface ......................................................... x Introduction: back to pre-reflectivity .......................... 1 SOFIA MIGUENS, GERHARD PREYER, AND CLARA BRAVO MORANDO PART I Foimdation of the mental ............................... 27 1 Why should we think that self-consciousness is non-reflective? ............................................. 29 MANFRED FRANK 2 Is subjectivity first-personal? ............................. 49 TOMIS KAPITAN 3 Degrees of self-presence: rehabilitating Sartre's accounts of pre-reflective self-consciousness and reflection ......... 66 KENNETH WILLIFORD 4 Sartre on pre-reflective consciousness: the adverbial interpretation ............................................. 101 MARK ROWLANDS 5 Pre-reflective and reflective time-consciousness: the shortcomings of Sartre and Husserl and a possible way out ........................................................ 120 GERHARD SEEL PART II I-knowledge, perception, and introspection ........... 141 6 The zero point and I ....................................... 143 TERRY HORGAN AND SHAUN NICHOLS 7 A sketch of Sartre's error theory of introspection ......... 176 MATTHEW C. ESHLEMAN 8 A pebble at the bottom of the water: Sartre and Cavell on the opacity of self-knowledge ........................... 208 PIERRE-JEAN RENAUDIE 9 Does consciousness necessitate self-awareness? Consciousness and self-awareness in Sartre's Пе Transcendence of the Ego ................................... 225 DANIEL R. RODRIGUEZ NAVAS 10 Perception and imagination: a Sartrean account ............. 245 URIAH KRIEGEL PART III Pre-reflectivity disputed ........................... 277 11 Do we need pre-reflective self-consciousness? About Sartre and Brentano ........................................ 279 ERIC TRÉMAULT 12 Sartre's non-egological theory of consciousness ............ 298 JOSHUA TEPLEY 13 The "оf" of intentionality and the "оf" of acquaintance .... 317 ROCCO J. GENNARO 14 A "quasi-Sartrean" theory of subjective awareness .......... 342 JOSEPH LEVINE PART IV Body as a whole, the other, and disorder of the mental ........................................................ 363 15 Pain: Sartre and Anglo-American philosophy of mind ......... 363 KATHERINE J. MORRIS 16 Sartre, enactivism, and the bodily nature of pre- reflective consciousness ................................... 385 KATHLEEN WIDER 17 The body is structured like a language: reading Sartre's Being and Nothingness ...................................... 407 DOROTHEE LEGRAND 18 Basic forms of pre-reflective self-consciousness: a developmental perspective ................................ 422 ANNA CIAUNICA 19 Ego disorders in psychosis: dysfunction of pre-reflective self-awareness? ............................................ 439 ANDREAS HEINZ PART V Historical Philosophical Background ................... 453 20 Radical Epokhe: On Sartre's concept of "pure reflection" ... 455 RAOUL MOATI 21 Sartre and Kierkegaard on consciousness and subjectivity ... 476 IKER GARCIA PLAZAOLA 22 Invisible ghosts: Les jeux sont faits and disembodied consciousness .............................................. 495 JEREMY EKBERG Index ......................................................... 507