Sentence examples for between object and subject from inspiring English sources

The border between object and subject had been blurred, deterministic laws had been replaced by statistical ones, and although physicists understood one another well enough across all national frontiers they had contributed nothing to a better understanding of nations, but had helped in inventing and applying the most horrible weapons of destruction.

Sophisticated technologies are helping us reach this meeting point between object and subject -- our objects are not only mediating connection between us and others, but serving as a substitute for that very relationship.

The lines between humans and other animals (Haraway 2007), between the living and the non-living (Sharp 2011), and between objects and subjects (Bennett 2009) are radically challenged.

But there is something to say beyond this obvious calculation of rewards and punishments as the basis for the emotional attachments between leader and led as object and subject.

Since one of the objectives of the course is to deny the direct communication between the object and its users – to interrupt, to dam up any one to one relationship between subject and object – the same idea should hold between object and site.

Although visual and somatosensory information could not be transmitted between the objects and subjects during the pre-exposure sessions (see Materials & Methods), object distress could have been communicated through auditory or olfactory cues.

Articulated women are always located within a non-existent liminal space between ostensible object and ostensible subject, a focus of textual desire both through possession and through identification.

Atmosphere is suspended between the object and the subject.

I think our English exam at the end of the year had a fairly thorough grammar section, while our Spanish teacher was shocked that we didn't know the difference between an object pronoun and subject pronoun.

Students will develop a theoretical and practical understanding of the affordances of objects; consider how "fetishized" or "haunted" objects ventriloquize absent histories and subjects; investigate the fluid interplay between objects and agents; and question the subject/object divide.

Pedro Marijuán: The term is really undefinable because it's a relative term concerning the interaction between two entities -- the object and the subject.