The look, the body and the other

Wilfried Vet Eecke

pp. 224-246

in: Don Ihde, Richard Zaner (eds), Dialogues in phenomenology, The Hague, Nijhoff, 1975

Abstract

Sartre is the contemporary philosopher who has most explicitely interrelated the problem of the look, the body and the other. In Being and Nothingness, he devotes one-fourth of his seven hundred and twenty pages to the problem of the body and the other,¹ and of that he devotes a total of nearly sixty pages to the function of the look.

Cited authors

Sartre Jean-Paul