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2On Maoism: An Interview with Jean-Paul SartreTelos: Critical Theory of the Contemporary 16 (n/a): 92. 1973.
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5Interpreting Husserl and Heidegger: The Root of Sartre's ThoughtTelos: Critical Theory of the Contemporary 1972 (13): 47-67. 1972.
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20Camus versus Sartre: The Unresolved ConflictSartre Studies International 11 (1-2): 302-310. 2005.By what incredible foresight did the most significant intellectual quarrel of the twentieth century anticipate the major issue of the twenty-first? When Camus and Sartre parted ways in 1952, the main question dividing them was political violence—specifically, that of communism. And as they continued to jibe at each other during the next decade, especially during the war in Algeria, one of the major issues between them became terrorism. The 1957 and 1964 Nobel Laureates were divided sharply over …Read more
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13Sartre, Camus, and the Caliban ArticlesSartre Studies International 7 (2): 1-7. 2001.In October and November, 1948, an exchange on democracy between Jean-Paul Sartre and Albert Camus appeared in Jean Daniel's monthly Caliban. At first glance these articles confirm the prevailing sense that the 1952 split was inevitable. But reading the break back into the relationship presents it with a kind of necessity, corresponding to the law of "analysis after the event" described by Doris Lessing. Inasmuch as it resulted in a break, we are tempted to focus from the start on "the laws of di…Read more
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8Truth and existenceUniversity of Chicago Press. 1992.Truth and Existence, written in response to Martin Heidegger's Essence of Truth, is a product of the years when Sartre was reaching full stature as a philosopher, novelist, playwright, essayist, and political activist. This concise and engaging text not only presents Sartre's ontology of truth but also addresses the key moral questions of freedom, action, and bad faith. Truth and Existence is introduced by an extended biographical, historical, and analytical essay by Ronald Aronson. "Truth and E…Read more
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3David Schweickart’s Left-Over Marxism (review)Radical Philosophy Review of Books 11 (9): 31-35. 1995.
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35Sartre versus CamusRadical Philosophy Review 4 (1-2): 102-116. 2001.The author argues for a conjunction of Albert Camus’s “idealism” with Jean-Paul Sartre’s “dialectical realism” as a corrective to the limitation of each for the sake of a viable transformative politics.
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42Abbas, Niran, ed. Mapping Michel Serres. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 2005. $27.95 pb. Achinstein, Peter, ed. Scientific Evidence: Philosophical Theories and Applications. Balti-more: John Hopkins University Press, 2005. $49.95 Armour-Garb, Bradley P. and JC Beall, eds. Deflationary Truth. Chicago: Open Court, 2005 (review)Philosophy Today. forthcoming.
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2Sartre after marxismIn Adrian Mirvish & Adrian Van den Hoven (eds.), New Perspectives on Sartre, Cambridge Scholars Press. pp. 270. 2010.
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21Book Review:Social Theory at a Crossroads. William L. McBride (review)Ethics 93 (4): 813-. 1983.
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28Pinker and progressHistory and Theory 52 (2): 246-264. 2013.Condorcet's classical Enlightenment statement of human progress became an essential element of nineteenth- and twentieth-century consciousness, but by the millennium grand narratives had fallen victim to a disillusioned cultural climate. Now Steven Pinker, like Condorcet drawing on a wide range of contemporary “knowledges,” has reasserted a sweeping narrative of human progress in The Better Angels of Our Nature: Why Violence Has Declined. Mapping a spectacular long-term decline in person-on-pers…Read more
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Wayne State UniversityRegular Faculty
Detroit, Michigan, United States of America
Areas of Interest
Social and Political Philosophy |
Continental Philosophy |