'Mooney presents us with an original, historically accurate, and philosophically rich interpretation of Merleau-Ponty's masterpiece. Filled with careful descriptions, arguments, and compelling examples, this is phenomenological scholarship at its best.' Walter Hopp, Boston University
1. Phenomenology and Objective Thought; 2. Sensations, Associations and Explanations; 3. Attention, Judgement and Other Work; 4. Back to the Experience of the Body; 5. The Body Schema and Our Skills; 6. Motor Intentionality and Our Landscapes; 7. Others Expressive, Engaged and Exposed; 8. Language, Speech and Affectivity; Temporality, Subjectivity and Idealisation.