Self and Subjectivity

Copyright © 2005 Blackwell Publishing Ltd

Self and Subjectivity

Editor(s): Kim Atkins

Published Online: 11 FEB 2008

Print ISBN: 9781405112055

Online ISBN: 9780470774847

DOI: 10.1002/9780470774847

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Self and Subjectivity is a collection of seminal essays with commentary that traces the development of conceptions of 'self' and 'subjectivity' in European and Anglo-American philosophical traditions, including feminist scholarship, from Descartes to the present.

Table of contents

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      Frontmatter (pages i–xi)

    1. Introduction (pages 1–5)

  3. Part I: Early Modern Philosophy

    1. Chapter 1

      Commentary on Descartes (pages 1–18)

      René Descartes

    2. Chapter 2

      Commentary on Locke (pages 19–32)

      John Locke

    3. Chapter 3

      Commentary on Hume (pages 33–44)

      David Hume

  4. Part II: Later Modern Philosophy

    1. Chapter 4

      Commentary on Kant (pages 47–59)

      Immanuel Kant

    2. Chapter 5

      Commentary on Hegel (pages 60–70)

      G.W. F. Hegel

    3. Chapter 6

      Commentary on Nietzsche (pages 71–84)

      Friedrich Nietzsche

  5. Part III: Phenomenology and Existentialism

    1. Chapter 7

      Commentary on Sartre (pages 87–100)

      Jean-Paul Sartre

    2. Chapter 8

      Commentary on Merleau-Ponty (pages 101–112)

      Maurice Merleau-Ponty

    3. Chapter 9

      Commentary on Heidegger (pages 113–124)

      Martin Heidegger

  6. Part IV: Analytic Philosophy

    1. Chapter 10

      Commentary on Strawson (pages 127–138)

      P. F. Strawson

    2. Chapter 11

      Commentary on Frankfurt (pages 139–152)

      Harry Frankfurt

    3. Chapter 12

      Commentary on Shoemaker (pages 153–162)

      Sydney Shoemaker

    4. Chapter 13

      Commentary on Williams (pages 163–172)

      Bernard Williams

    5. Chapter 14

      Commentary on Parfit (pages 173–191)

      Derek Parfit

  7. Part V: Post-Structuralism

    1. Chapter 15

      Commentary on Freud (pages 195–205)

      Sigmund Freud

    2. Chapter 16

      Commentary on Foucault (pages 206–219)

      Michel Foucault

    3. Chapter 17

      Commentary on Ricoeur (pages 220–234)

      Paul Ricoeur

  8. Part VI: Feminist Philosophy

    1. Chapter 18

      Commentary on De Beauvoir (pages 237–251)

      Simone de Beauvoir

    2. Chapter 19

      Commentary on Butler (pages 252–265)

      Judith Butler

    3. Chapter 20

      Commentary on Irigaray (pages 266–279)

      Luce Irigaray

    4. Chapter 21

      Commentary on Mackenzie (pages 279–299)

      Catriona Mackenzie

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      Bibliography (pages 300–304)

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      Index (pages 305–317)

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