Merleau-Ponty

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Cover Half Title Series Page Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Contents Acknowledgments Abbreviations Chronology Introduction One: Life and works What is perception? The view from somewhere Objective thought Formative influences Language, painting, and politics Two: Intentionality and perception What is intentionality? The phenomenological reductions What perception is not The phenomenal field Molyneux’s problem Three: Body and world What the body is not The bodily point of view The body schema Motor intentionality Flesh and chiasm Four: Others and freedom The (non)problem of other minds Sartre and “the look” Empathy and solipsism Radical freedom Thrown freedom Five: Vision and style The depth of the visible The language of art Cézanne and his world Six: History and politics Perception of history Liquidation of the dialectic Seven: Legacy and relevance Structuralism and the habitus Behaviorism, cognitivism, and artificial intelligence Embodied cognition, extended mind, enactivism Glossary Further Reading Bibliography Index