Une contribution sartrienne au roman de la psychologie : le Diplôme sur l'image (1927)
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Dassonneville, GautierKeywords
Philosophie contemporaine, psychologie, image, histoire de la philosophie, histoire des idéesImagination, Sartre
Contemporary philosophy, psychology, image, history of ideas
Imagination, Sartre
Arts & humanities :: Philosophy & ethics
Arts & sciences humaines :: Philosophie & éthique
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Le mémoire de fin d’études de Sartre permet d’apprécier ses rapports avec la psychologie philosophique française des années 1920, dans le contexte d’une influence bergsonienne que la jeune génération commence à contester. Le jeune Sartre propose une psychologie de l’image originale, en discussion avec la théorie du symbolique des maîtres. Le problème de l’introspection lui permet de complexifier les rapports de la psychologie et de la philosophie en donnant à interroger la psychologie (subjective) du philosophe.Sartre’s dissertation allows us to appreciate his relationship with the French philosophical psychology of the 1920s in the context of a Bergsonian influence that the younger generation was beginning to contest. The young Sartre proposes a psycho- logy of the original image in dialogue with the theory of symbolism of the masters. The problem of introspection makes it possible for him to complicate the relationship between psychology and philosophy by raising questions about the (subjective) psy- chology of the philosophe.
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