He broke with another philosopher in his 1937 essay, "The Transcendence of the Ego," in which he distinguished between "intentional" and "incidental" objects. The former are p
He broke with another philosopher in his 1937 essay, "The Transcendence of the Ego," in which he distinguished between "intentional" and "incidental" objects. The former are part of human consciousness, which constructs strives to learn more about the outside world, or "The Other." The realization that inanimate objects do not respond to human consciousness underlies his existentialist novel, Nausea, while he proposed the idea that self- consciousness has a "masochistic desire". For ten pionts, name this French philosopher and author of Existentialism is a Humanism as well as Being and Nothingness.
He broke with another philosopher in his 1937 essay, "The Transcendence of the Ego," in which he distinguished between "intentional" and "incidental" objects.
Jean-Paul {Sartre}