Soloway sees something different: a recognition that, to some extent, we all do what Carrie Soloway did — subsume parts of ourselves in order to exist within a family.
Kant's theory must rather be that when we find an object beautiful we experience it as having a degree of unity that cannot be explained by any of the determinate concepts under which we do subsume it).
Later versions reversed this order and in so doing subsumed politics under a broader philosophical vision of Dao as the beginning and end of all beings.
The following analysis steps have been performed on these concepts: Is the concept really subsumed by its explicit parent concept(s) and does it subsume its children?
She doesn't subsume her appetites — any of them — in order to appear nicer than she is.
Perception, either nonconceptualized or conceptualized, always apprehends its object as being something, the only difference between the two modes of perception being that the former takes place when one perceives an individual of a certain class for the first time and thus does not subsume it under the same class as some other individuals.
A clause is condensed if it does not subsume any proper subset of itself.
Note also that the interference constraint does not subsume the per-interface constraint in multi-channel networks as opposed to legacy single-channel models.
In taking judgments of taste to be subjective (they are founded on the subject's feeling of pleasure) and non-cognitive (such judgments do not subsume representations under concepts and thus do not ascribe properties to objects), Kant breaks with the German rationalist school.
He didn't subsume himself in a sensuous transformation of reality, as van Gogh did, and, unlike Picasso, he was never straightforward about the nature of his erotic drives.
The tension between author and subject makes for some interesting reading, as Kessler-Harris struggles, as historians do, to subsume her leading lady into a series of social, political and economic contexts, while Hellman — never one to be muscled off a podium — noisily resists.
