SartreISBN: 978-0-631-23280-3
Hardcover
200 pages
December 2007, Wiley-Blackwell
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"New works on Sartre call for a justification. For Katherine J.
Morris's book there are several, from its limpid and lively style
to its sympathetic elaboration of insights that Sartre often left
undeveloped. Especially rewarding is her emphasis on Sartre's
conception of his philosophical project which, Morris skilfully
argues, bears comparison with Wittgenstein's picture of philosophy
as 'therapy'."
David Cooper, Northern Michigan University<!--end-->
David Cooper, Northern Michigan University<!--end-->
“Well-written … and skillful … .Its probing and bridging of the analytic- Continental "gap" … [is] perhaps its greatest single contribution to ongoing philosophical discussion.” Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews