http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353?format=rss Tribe.net. Local Connections http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#16413ba0-b610-413b-9317-76ddc70668ea Herman, i know this is months later.. just saw this now... if i remember well, it is in merleau-ponty's Adventures of the Dialectic, that you can find some explanations about that connection. Fri, 15 Apr 2005 17:03:48 GMT http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#16413ba0-b610-413b-9317-76ddc70668ea skqu;rreL 2005-04-15T17:03:48Z http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#af1a4b1d-30ad-40f7-8d45-bb4ccd8dbe83 Hello everyone, I just recently started studying Sartre and his philosophy. I knew that he had a socialist slant but I had no idea how strong. From what I understand he steered existentialism straight into Marxism. Saddly, I don't quite understand how he planned to blend the two. If anyone can clarify the Sartre/Marx connection for me I would love to read about it. Thanks. Mon, 06 Dec 2004 12:04:03 GMT http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#af1a4b1d-30ad-40f7-8d45-bb4ccd8dbe83 Herman 2004-12-06T12:04:03Z http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#ef59ff2e-0932-43ee-a289-dfcce8268ef2 ...is my favorite school. Sartre, Camus, et. al. Sun, 11 Apr 2004 02:35:59 GMT http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#ef59ff2e-0932-43ee-a289-dfcce8268ef2 $item.owner.firstName 2004-04-11T02:35:59Z http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#9501e82d-c15d-439f-949a-dfc38cd5a69a them frenchies were good. i enjoy Camus most. oh, and de Beauvoir. but in terms of french thinkers, Foucault made me think the most, what with his back tracking, reiterating, contradicting and shit. Sun, 11 Apr 2004 03:41:56 GMT http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#9501e82d-c15d-439f-949a-dfc38cd5a69a demonbuttercup 2004-04-11T03:41:56Z http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#c8d72733-4e8b-4b95-9329-a44f81a63b48 Camus can do, but Sartre is smartre. - The Simpsons Mon, 12 Apr 2004 21:54:23 GMT http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#c8d72733-4e8b-4b95-9329-a44f81a63b48 barnaby 2004-04-12T21:54:23Z http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#97c1601d-dd63-4b03-a3e5-0ae56160cdc3 lol! Mon, 12 Apr 2004 22:21:30 GMT http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#97c1601d-dd63-4b03-a3e5-0ae56160cdc3 demonbuttercup 2004-04-12T22:21:30Z http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#8cf6f4c9-54d8-4840-a481-4a077ed5f54b to direct strong gust of air at mind, read Deleuze. Tue, 13 Apr 2004 20:33:11 GMT http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#8cf6f4c9-54d8-4840-a481-4a077ed5f54b Adrian 2004-04-13T20:33:11Z http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#5eabe9f0-83d8-4d9b-b6da-52c4f88a634b Deleuze! Thu, 15 Apr 2004 13:38:57 GMT http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#5eabe9f0-83d8-4d9b-b6da-52c4f88a634b Gilton 2004-04-15T13:38:57Z http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#744fbe54-cdc8-4fec-9af4-c1590a310344 Sartre is smartre. Being and Nothingness It's all in there. The man was a genius. -Sweet Wheat Thu, 15 Apr 2004 14:15:27 GMT http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#744fbe54-cdc8-4fec-9af4-c1590a310344 Christopher 2004-04-15T14:15:27Z http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#91576c8d-efff-4388-8f95-e47efbc61afd you must think i'm a nut Gilton! i'm actually reading agamben and badiou at the moment (and deleuze), and i've got habermas' knowledge and human interests on deck, which i read 15 years ago and it rocked my world... Sat, 17 Apr 2004 00:51:27 GMT http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#91576c8d-efff-4388-8f95-e47efbc61afd Adrian 2004-04-17T00:51:27Z http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#ff0680f1-0223-4f1a-b829-78a6f5a722ff his being and nothingness has been largely discredited though. I did dig his way of life... Sat, 17 Apr 2004 00:52:10 GMT http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#ff0680f1-0223-4f1a-b829-78a6f5a722ff Adrian 2004-04-17T00:52:10Z http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#bea89ec4-7a65-4725-8364-e67058058852 Habermas is rockin. I read(and had a few texts of his) about ten years ago. I need to find badiou. Never read agamben. But I got one for you: Have you ever read Enzo Paci? He does a kind of phenomenology and Marxism thing. It was published around 1975 under the Northwestern University Existentialism and Phenomenology Series. One of the few books I retained. Tue, 20 Apr 2004 13:40:37 GMT http://frenchphilo.tribe.net/thread/61f2dfda-d097-4ef9-9181-6f4f9d1e7353#bea89ec4-7a65-4725-8364-e67058058852 Gilton 2004-04-20T13:40:37Z