This author considered three ontological dimensions to the human body, the last being "myself as a body known by the Other.
This author considered three ontological dimensions to the human body, the last being "myself as a body known by the Other." The first two dimensions correspond to two general categories of being which this author named en-soi and pour-soi, the former unchanging and the latter dynamic and associated with consciousness. He illustrates one important concept in his masterwork with the example of a man whose "eyes express an interest a little too solicitous for the order of the customer." That waiter illustrates this author's concept of mauvaise foi [moh-vay fwah], or bad faith. For 10 points, what French author of Being and Nothingness is the major proponent of Existentialism?
This author considered three ontological dimensions to the human body, the last being "myself as a body known by the Other.
Jean Paul Sartre