Many of the stories in this strong debut collection by Oria, who was born in Los Angeles and grew up in Israel, deal with the desire to reach past the limitations of one's own subjectivity — whether bodily or psychic — and enter that of another.
This spirit was focused on subjectivity; its bodily desires were incorporated into its moral responsibility and they thus manifested themselves in rationality and autonomy (Xu 2005: 34).
Sensory and affective dimensions are also seen as central in the phenomenological understanding of bodily connectedness and embodied subjectivity, which is part of human intentionality to interact with the environment and the world [ 52, 76, 77].
Subjection and Subjectivity.
Meyers, Diana T. Subjection and Subjectivity.
The most original among modern Indian thinkers, however, is K.C. Bhattacharyya, who rejected the conception of philosophy as a construction of a worldview and undertook a phenomenological description of the various grades of subjectivity: (1) the bodily, (2) the psychic, and (3) the spiritual.
Apparently, this is less true of osteopathic students, who in ' learning to interact with the bodies of their patients, develop a new orientation to their own bodies' [ 22] and are more prone to an inter-subjectivity focused on bodily contact.
More generally, while agents as the subjects of cognition are not just a bundle of neural circuits and bodily experience, re-casting agency and subjectivity within the extended framework likely requires a far more comprehensive and somewhat uneasy reconceptualization of notions such as normative competence, freedom and control, and personal identity.
Mixing scientific research with personal narratives, she creates transformative, participatory experiences and bodily objects to examine the constitution of subjectivity and affects.
The final chapter of the book also situates the analysis within larger contexts of online subjectivities and work with facial and bodily manipulation by artists and performers...
