Sentence examples for creative subjectivity from inspiring English sources
As Charlene Haddock Seigfried notes, "[p]ragmatists tend to celebrate otherness by seeking out and welcoming difference as an expression of creative subjectivity" (1996, 267).
Pragmatists, she says, "are more likely to emphasize that everyone is a significantly and valuably Other … and tend to celebrate otherness by seeking out and welcoming difference as an expression of creative subjectivity" (1996, 267).
The danger of a too strong or too weak symbolic order is that it encourages a return to abjection or melancholia, to the point prior to ego-formation, to a dissolution of the borders that maintain social life and creative subjectivity, contributing to the ego's collapse into an empty abyssal void and discouraging semiotic creativity.
Subjection and Subjectivity.
Meyers, Diana T. Subjection and Subjectivity.
Maritain also describes it as a "grasping, by the poet, of his own subjectivity in order to create" (Creative Intuition, p. 113).
Everywhere I look now, I seem to stumble upon new writing about old age by those who are themselves old, personal and creative accounts of the many subcultures and subjectivities of old age, and I feel increasingly ashamed of my earlier ignorance of this blossoming body of work.
Continually questioning Universalist values about the kinds of bodies and subjectivities that are valorized, helps expand creative possibilities and flexible practices.
It is thanks to De Quincey that John Updike could refer casually to "the writer in his opium den", by which he means any sensitive modern writer in creative privacy: opium has become a metaphor, a quintessence of subjectivity itself.
Imagination is about "subjectivity".
