...Katharine Gilbert The Psychology of Imagination . By Sartre Jean-Paul . New York : Philosophical Library, Inc. 1948 . Pp. 282 . $3.75 . Copyright © 1949 by Duke University Press 1949 Book Reviews 303 method of analysis for the study of speech rhythms in Shakespeare, as applied...

...Thomas Cordle The Words . By Sartre Jean-Paul . Trans. Frechtman Bernard . New York : George Braziller , 1964 . Pp. 255 . $5.00 . Copyright © 1965 by Duke University Press 1965 424 The South Atlantic Quarterly thin. There is no sense of the whole work: no effort to find...

...Thomas Cordle Saint Genet: Actor and Martyr . By Sartre Jean-Paul . Trans. Frechtman Bernard . New York : George Braziller , 1963 . Pp. 625 . $8.50 . Copyright © 1964 by Duke University Press 1964 442 The South Atlantic Quarterly F gives a vivid and veridical picture...

... response to Michel Foucault's ontology of the present, the essay reexamines the cultural ideology and poetics of négritude in light of the idea of an untimely and fractured present. At the center of the analysis is Aimé Césaire's Notebook of a Return to the Native Land . Jean-Paul Sartre and Jacques...

.... Through this analysis I point out the question of Fanon’s voicing of the self toward the white male intellectual figured through Jean-Paul Sartre, which marks the question of citational practice as particular to feminist and critical race concerns, particularly in addressing the black woman. Drawing...

..., it is not possible not to choose ( pace Jean-Paul Sartre). But while choice is everywhere, it only becomes visible and malignant as a problem when attached to women and increasingly, it seems, to young women. The theoretical questions underpinning my analysis of safe and not safe choices concern the conflicting...

... Sartre himself admits in L Existentialisme: the Christian, as expounded by Jaspers and Gabriel Mar­ cel j and the atheist, as held by Heidegger and Sartre himself. Kierkegaard, who anticipated the movement, is in a sense the founder of both. It is with the second type, which, as popularized by M. Sartre...

... male, but representative of the sexist ethics of Western capitalism as a whole. Moreover, Evans ar­ gues, Beauvoir s dogmatic dependence on Sartre s individualist volun­ tarism renders her incapable of understanding the social constraints on freedom. Finally, even Beauvoir s call for independence...

... in Shakespeare, as applied already by Mr. Stoll and Mr. Draper. Then Cordelia s inherent power would be explained, and perhaps even a few more Shakespeares would be born or rather made. R. W. Babcock. The Psychology of Imagination. By Jean-Paul Sartre. New York: Philosophical Library, Inc. 1948. Pp. 282. $3.75...

..., in Alexander Solzhenitsyn, ed.. From Under the Rubble (London, 1975), pp. 26-27. This is an abbreviated version of an extended historical and philosophical work which existed in samizdat in the early 1970 s. 238 The South Atlantic Quarterly Lessing and Sartre as Witnesses The opinions of Pasternak, Zamyatin...

...- ism,” Sartre writes, “It is impossible for man to transcend human subjectivity.”1 In fact, it is opportune to reconcile Claude Lévi-Strauss’s and Sartre’s positions in defining such an angle...

... Richard . Introductions by Jean-Paul Sartre and Homi K. Bhabha . New York : Grove Press . Fanon Frantz . (1952) 2008 . Black Skin, White Masks . Translated by Philcox Richard . New York : Grove Press . Foucault Michel . 1986 . “ Of Other Spaces...

... a furious response from Jean-Paul Sartre, whose declaration that existentialism is a humanism twenty years earlier was not based on a concept of human nature, but a theory of political commitment. Responding to reproaches of Marxists who criticized existentialism for its bourgeois fixation on individual...

..., and enlightening. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA, CHAPEL HILL J. O. BAILEY Saint Genet: Actor and Martyr. By Jean-Paul Sartre. Trans. Bernard Frechtman. New York: George Braziller, 1963. Pp. 625. $8.50. This essay (which has waited more than ten years for a translator) offers the richest and most brilliant display...

... . Spinoza for Our Time: Politics and Postmodernity , translated by McCuaig William . New York : Columbia University Press . Sartre Jean-Paul Cohn-Bendit Daniel 2018 . “ Jean-Paul Sartre Interviews Daniel Cohn-Bendit ,” translated by Brewster B. R. . Verso (blog) , May 16...

... University Press . doi:10.1017/CBO9780511812101.007 . Sartre Jean-Paul . 2004a . Theory of Practical Ensembles. Vol. 1 of Critique of Dialectical Reason , translated by Sheridan-Smith Alan . London : Verso . ———. 2004b . “ Preface by Jean-Paul Sartre .” In Fanon 2004 , xliii – lxii...

..., blasted procrustean periodization with its slicing of the past into separate ages. You bloody historians and your periods, he erupted, you re like a lot of women. Consoling or disparaging, such opinions are largely ginger­ bread. By contrast, history permeates Sartre s Nausea. The hero, Roquentin...

... with its cliques and coteries. 1 Celine s image, as construed in the early 1930s, was readily recognizable in the United States, according with an existing idea of the American writer as independent from literary institutions. Celine looks very much like the mythologized writer thatJean-Paul Sartre im­...

... as an erudite journalist noteworthy for his postwar criticisms of the French left.* Committed to a militant anti-Communism, Aron after World War II pursued a political course that disrupted his friendship with Jean-Paul Sartre and ultimately led to a conflict between the two that reflected in miniature a larger...

... judicious book on Ezra Pound. THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY GORDON K. GRIGSBY The Words. By Jean-Paul Sartre. Trans. Bernard Frechtman. New York: George Braziller, 1964. Pp. 255. $5.00. This is the rarest kind of book of all: a critical autobiography. Not a charming, self-indulgent recollection of childhood...