Nature : course notes from the Collège de France / Maurice Merleau-Ponty ; compiled and with notes by Dominique Séglard ; translated from the French by Robert Vallier.
Third course The concept of nature, 1959-1960: nature and logos: the human body -- First sketch -- Second sketch -- Third sketch: the human body -- Fourth sketch: tow preliminary studies -- Firth sketch -- Sixth sketch -- Seventh sketch: man and evolution: the human body -- Eighth sketch: the human body. Part I Study of the variations of the concept of nature -- The "finalist" element in Aristotle and Stoics -- Nature as the idea of an entirely exterior being, made of exterior parts, exterior to man, and to itself, as a pure object -- The Humanist conception of nature -- The romantic conception of nature -- Part 2 Modern science and nature -- Introduction: science and philosophy -- Classical and modern physics -- Notions of space and time -- The idea of nature in Whitehead -- Secord course. The concept of nature, 1957-1958: animality, the human body, and the passage to culture -- Animality: the tendencies of modern biology -- Animality: the study of animal behavior -- Third course The concept of nature, 1959-1960: nature and logos: the human body -- First sketch -- Second sketch -- Third sketch: the human body -- Fourth sketch: tow preliminary studies -- Firth sketch -- Sixth sketch -- Seventh sketch: man and evolution: the human body -- Eighth sketch: the human body.
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Northwestern University studies in phenomenology and existential philosophy
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