Guiraudie links nature, eros, solitude, the deepest subjectivity, and death.
In the context of CAM, qualitative studies allow a deeper understanding of subjectivity and complexity within human experience, turning them into a powerful tool for increasing our knowledge of important processes within CAM [ 5, 15].
"quoted Rimbaud's writings at every plausible occasion...as fully as I thought I could get away with...The translation of poetry is a subjectivity as deep as wine or chocolate.
Subjection and Subjectivity.
Meyers, Diana T. Subjection and Subjectivity.
The writer and director ARNAUD DESPLECHIN is one of the most exciting filmmakers working today, and as he digs deep into these radically different, self-interested subjectivities, he employs discordant tones and moods, and a couple of stunning narrative turns, including a late-act twist of the Oedipal knife, that testify to his restless genius.
Personalism's insistence on personal freedom and responsibility, self-determination, creativity, and subjectivity all bear out this deep-seated resistance to collectivism.
Where Beethoven's music defines subjectivity as such, as a transcendent subject (think of him as a musical Hegel), Brahms composes in the actual first person — but with a deep, self-doubting modesty that emerged in his fierce devotion to classical forms.
In addition to novelistic elements in poems and lyric passages in novels, there were deeper currents of mutual development in a complex reimagining of subjectivity and representation.
With his brief, fluid, darting images with undulating splashes of light that catch the characters' flickeringly rapid gazes, Carruth offers, in effect, a "Tree of Death" that gets deep into the psyche, albeit with a notable minimum of explicit narrative subjectivity.
