Merleau-Ponty

Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Contents
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations
Chronology
Introduction
One: Life and works
	What is perception?
	The view from somewhere
	Objective thought
	Formative influences
	Language, painting, and politics
Two: Intentionality and perception
	What is intentionality?
	The phenomenological reductions
	What perception is not
	The phenomenal field
	Molyneux’s problem
Three: Body and world
	What the body is not
	The bodily point of view
	The body schema
	Motor intentionality
	Flesh and chiasm
Four: Others and freedom
	The (non)problem of other minds
	Sartre and “the look”
	Empathy and solipsism
	Radical freedom
	Thrown freedom
Five: Vision and style
	The depth of the visible
	The language of art
	Cézanne and his world
Six: History and politics
	Perception of history
	Liquidation of the dialectic
Seven: Legacy and relevance
	Structuralism and the habitus
	Behaviorism, cognitivism, and artificial intelligence
	Embodied cognition, extended mind, enactivism
Glossary
Further Reading
Bibliography
Index