David Reisman teaches philosophy at East Tennessee State University. He is the author of "Sartre on Consciousness and the Body: the Look" in The Experience of Philosophy, 6th edition, edited by Daniel Kolak and Raymond Martin (forthcoming).

"enormously though-provoking...I am certain that this book will, and should, provoke a good deal of discussion among scholars of the early Sartre" Reviewed by Katherine Morris in Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews, April 2008

• Preface; 1: Domesticating Sartre: Morris and the 'Body-subject'; 2: Intentionality and Temporality; 3: Impure reflection; 4: Pure reflection; 5: The Three Ontological Dimensions of the Body and the Role of the Look; 6: Bad Faith, Ambiguity, and the Ambiguity of "I"; 7: Sartre and Strawson; Bibliography; Index.

David Reisman teaches philosophy at East Tennessee State University. He is the author of "Sartre on Consciousness and the Body: the Look" in The Experience of Philosophy, 6th edition, edited by Daniel Kolak and Raymond Martin (forthcoming).

"enormously though-provoking...I am certain that this book will, and should, provoke a good deal of discussion among scholars of the early Sartre" Reviewed by Katherine Morris in Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews, April 2008

• Preface; 1: Domesticating Sartre: Morris and the 'Body-subject'; 2: Intentionality and Temporality; 3: Impure reflection; 4: Pure reflection; 5: The Three Ontological Dimensions of the Body and the Role of the Look; 6: Bad Faith, Ambiguity, and the Ambiguity of "I"; 7: Sartre and Strawson; Bibliography; Index.

David Reisman teaches philosophy at East Tennessee State University. He is the author of "Sartre on Consciousness and the Body: the Look" in The Experience of Philosophy, 6th edition, edited by Daniel Kolak and Raymond Martin (forthcoming).

"enormously though-provoking...I am certain that this book will, and should, provoke a good deal of discussion among scholars of the early Sartre" Reviewed by Katherine Morris in Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews, April 2008

• Preface; 1: Domesticating Sartre: Morris and the 'Body-subject'; 2: Intentionality and Temporality; 3: Impure reflection; 4: Pure reflection; 5: The Three Ontological Dimensions of the Body and the Role of the Look; 6: Bad Faith, Ambiguity, and the Ambiguity of "I"; 7: Sartre and Strawson; Bibliography; Index.