Introduction

Sartre on the body

Katherine J. Morris

1-22

The body and the book

reading being and nothingness

Joseph Catalano

25-40

Husserl, Sartre and Merleau-Ponty on embodiment, touch and the "double sensation'

Dermot Moran

41-66

Sartre and the lived body

negation, non-positional self-awareness and hodological space

Adrián Mirvish

67-83

Sartre and Marcel on embodiment

re-evaluating traditional and gynocentric feminisms

Constance Mui

84-99

Representing bodies

Quassim Cassam

103-119

Resisting Sartrean pain

Henry, Sartre and biranism

Michael Gillan Peckitt

120-129

Sartre and death

forgetting the mortal body in being and nothingness

Christina Howells

130-138

Sexual paradigms

Robert Solomon

139-147

Some patterns of identification and otherness

Phyllis Morris

148-158

The phenomenology of clumsiness

Katherine J. Morris

161-182

Sartre and Fanon on embodied bad faith

Lewis R. Gordon

183-199

Sartre in the company of Merleau-Ponty, Foucault and Duden

Monika Langer

200-214

Body, technique and reflexivity

Sartre in sociological perspective

Nick Crossley

215-230

The socially shaped body and the critique of corporeal experience

Elizabeth Behnke

231-255