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Sartre on Authentic and Inauthentic Love
Existential Analysis: Journal of the Society for Existential Analysis 23 (1):75–88 (2012)
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This paper shows that while Sartre's account of love relations in Being and Nothingness is famously conflictual, his Notebooks for an Ethics offers a far more positive account. It pays particular attention to the role that each lover's pre-reflective fundamental project plays in shaping the content of their love relationship.Author's Profile
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