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Volume 14 (2008): Issue 1 (Mar 2008)

in Sartre Studies International

Table of Contents

Articles
- Creation as Non-communication: Reflections on the Space of Creativity in Sartre and Winnicott
  
  By: Andy Leak
  
  Pages: 1–12
- Motivation and the Establishment of Ends in Sartre's Act Theory
  
  By: Stephen Wang
  
  Pages: 13–25
- New Perspectives on the Political Dimension of Sartre's First Ethics: Trotsky, Merleau-Ponty and the Ethical Indications of the Historical Dialectic
  
  By: Sam Coombes
  
  Pages: 26–41
- Sartre's Silence: Limits of Recognition in Why Write?
  
  By: Nikolaj Lübecker
  
  Pages: 42–57
Phenomenological Reflection and Ontology
- Pure Reflection and Intentional Process: The Foundation of Sartre's Phenomenological Ontology
  
  By: Eric James Morelli
  
  Pages: 61–77
- Liminality and the Problem of Being-in-the-world: Reflections on Sartre and Merleau-Ponty
  
  By: Mark Meyers
  
  Pages: 78–105
Book Reviews
- Book Reviews
  
  By: Manuel Braganca, Rebecca Pitt, Helen Tattam, Willie Thompson and Jean-Pierre Boulé
  
  Pages: 107–117
Notice Board
- Notice Board
  
  Pages: 118–131
Notes
- Contributors
  
  Pages: 132

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An Interdisciplinary Journal of Existentialism and Contemporary Culture

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