Against Interpretation, and Other EssaysItem consists of a selection of articles and reviews written between 1962 and 1965. |
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... consciousness , aimed at action , which is morality , and the nourishment of consciousness , which is aesthetic experience . Only when works of art are reduced to statements which propose a spe- cific content , and when morality is ...
... consciousness , aimed at action , which is morality , and the nourishment of consciousness , which is aesthetic experience . Only when works of art are reduced to statements which propose a spe- cific content , and when morality is ...
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... consciousness as the sole given . Sartre's solution to the an- guish of consciousness confronted by the brute reality of things is cosmophagy , the devouring of the world by consciousness . More exactly , consciousness is understood as ...
... consciousness as the sole given . Sartre's solution to the an- guish of consciousness confronted by the brute reality of things is cosmophagy , the devouring of the world by consciousness . More exactly , consciousness is understood as ...
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... consciousness . First , the self - consciousness of the dramatist himself , and then that of his protagonists . “ The Western playwright is unable to believe in the reality of a character who is lacking in self - consciousness . Lack of ...
... consciousness . First , the self - consciousness of the dramatist himself , and then that of his protagonists . “ The Western playwright is unable to believe in the reality of a character who is lacking in self - consciousness . Lack of ...
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