This thinker described a frog repeatedly shooting its tongue at a fly blocked by a glass panel to illustrate "syncretic structures," which contrast with "amovable structures." One of his works describes a mouse in an art museum more affected by cookie crumbs than Velasquez paintings. He argued that rejecting Marxism means rejecting all meaning in history in Humanism and Terror. This author of The Structure of Behavior and The Visible and Invisible adapted the ideas of Husserl for his assertion that bodily experience informs consciousness. For 10 points, name this French philosopher, who coined the term existentialism 
This thinker described a frog repeatedly shooting its tongue at a fly blocked by a glass panel to illustrate "syncretic structures," which contrast with "amovable structures." One of his works describes a mouse in an art museum more affected by cookie crumbs than Velasquez paintings. He argued that rejecting Marxism means rejecting all meaning in history in Humanism and Terror. This author of The Structure of Behavior and The Visible and Invisible adapted the ideas of Husserl for his assertion that bodily experience informs consciousness. For 10 points, name this French philosopher, who coined the term existentialism and wrote The Phenomenology of Perception.
This thinker described a frog repeatedly shooting its tongue at a fly blocked by a glass panel to illustrate "syncretic structures," which contrast with "amovable structures.
Maurice Merleau-Ponty