Sartre: the Phenomenological Reduction and Human Relationships

Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology 6 (1):55-61 (1975)
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The intention of the discussion is twofold: to offer a reading of sartre's entire philosophy based on his reworking of husserl's "epoche", And to apply this reading to his treatment of human relationships. Care is taken to show how an understanding of sartre's use of the reduction illuminates his presentation of human relationships in "being and nothingness" and the later "critique"

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