Earthly Engagements brings together scholars who take up Jean-Paul Sartreâ s thought as a critical and heuristic resource to think through the planetary socio-ecological crisis. The volume advances the ecological voice in Sartre studies and the Sartrean voice in environmental studies, from environmental philosophy to eco-criticism.
Earthly Engagements brings together scholars who take up Jean-Paul Sartreâ s thought as a critical and heuristic resource to think through the planetary socio-ecological crisis. The volume advances the ecological voice in Sartre studies and the Sartrean voice in environmental studies, from environmental philosophy to eco-criticism.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Matthew C. Ally is professor of philosophy at the Borough of Manhattan Community College of the City University of New York. Damon Boria is associate professor of philosophy at Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady University.
Inhaltsangabe
Contents Foreword Introduction by Matthew C. Ally & Damon Boria Part I. Sartre and Ecology Chapter 1. "Sartre and Problems in the Philosophy of Ecology - with a Thirty-Year Update" by William L. McBride Part II. Art and Phenomenology Chapter 2. "Soundscape Ecology and a Sartrean Phenomenology of Listening" by Craig Matarrese Chapter 3. "The Ecological Gaze: Re-Reading Sartre through Guido van Helten's No Exit Murals" by Joe Balay Part III. Ethics Chapter 4. "Three Sartrean Motivations for Environmentalism" by Kiki Berk and Joshua Tepley Chapter 5. "I Am What I Buy: Bad Faith and Consumer Culture" by Elizabeth Butterfield Chapter 6. "Buying Green: A Trap for Fools, or, Sartre on Ethical Consumerism" by Michael Butler Part IV. Dialectics and Politics Chapter 7. "Heralding Kairos: The Depths of Seriality and Creating Earth as a Work of Art" by Austin Hayden Smidt Chapter 8. "Counter-Finality and the Living World" by Paul Gyllenhammer Chapter 9. "Hyperobjects and the Practico-Inert: Ecology and the Critique of Dialectical Reason" by Simon Gusman and Arjen Kleinherenbrink Part V. Ontology and Metaphysics Chapter 10. "Sartrean Ethics Meets Deloria's Native American Metaphysics: A Spatialized Existentialist Ethic" by Kimberly Engels Chapter 11. "Nothingness, Emptiness, and Ecology: A Reframing of Sartre's Early Ontology through Buddhist Metaphysics" by Dane Sawyer Part VI. Reimagining Past and Future Chapter 12. "Toward Ecologically-Oriented Political Projects: Reimagining Existentialism at Algren's Cabin" by Damon Boria Chapter 13. "After the Holocene: Reimagining Sartre's Venice" by Matthew C. Ally
Contents Foreword Introduction by Matthew C. Ally & Damon Boria Part I. Sartre and Ecology Chapter 1. "Sartre and Problems in the Philosophy of Ecology - with a Thirty-Year Update" by William L. McBride Part II. Art and Phenomenology Chapter 2. "Soundscape Ecology and a Sartrean Phenomenology of Listening" by Craig Matarrese Chapter 3. "The Ecological Gaze: Re-Reading Sartre through Guido van Helten's No Exit Murals" by Joe Balay Part III. Ethics Chapter 4. "Three Sartrean Motivations for Environmentalism" by Kiki Berk and Joshua Tepley Chapter 5. "I Am What I Buy: Bad Faith and Consumer Culture" by Elizabeth Butterfield Chapter 6. "Buying Green: A Trap for Fools, or, Sartre on Ethical Consumerism" by Michael Butler Part IV. Dialectics and Politics Chapter 7. "Heralding Kairos: The Depths of Seriality and Creating Earth as a Work of Art" by Austin Hayden Smidt Chapter 8. "Counter-Finality and the Living World" by Paul Gyllenhammer Chapter 9. "Hyperobjects and the Practico-Inert: Ecology and the Critique of Dialectical Reason" by Simon Gusman and Arjen Kleinherenbrink Part V. Ontology and Metaphysics Chapter 10. "Sartrean Ethics Meets Deloria's Native American Metaphysics: A Spatialized Existentialist Ethic" by Kimberly Engels Chapter 11. "Nothingness, Emptiness, and Ecology: A Reframing of Sartre's Early Ontology through Buddhist Metaphysics" by Dane Sawyer Part VI. Reimagining Past and Future Chapter 12. "Toward Ecologically-Oriented Political Projects: Reimagining Existentialism at Algren's Cabin" by Damon Boria Chapter 13. "After the Holocene: Reimagining Sartre's Venice" by Matthew C. Ally
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