Sentence examples for experiencing subject from inspiring English sources

In An Inquiry Into the Good (1911), pure experience describes the primal undifferentiated form that subsequently dirempts into differentiated forms: experiencing subject and experienced objects, intellectual intuition and reflective thought, objectified nature and objectifying spirit all on their way to a higher unity.

Perhaps on a Humean view on which the self is nothing beyond its separate experiences (Hume, Treatise i,iv,vi) or on a neoHumean view which includes the underlying biological processes and their causal powers, no separate experiencing subject exists so that one may speak indifferently of experiences or experiencings and nothing more need be said.

Moreover, the experiencing subject, in most cases, is not human.

These geographies have thus far been played out through critical explorations of the realms of the experiencing subject and landscape.

But they need not attribute explicit awareness of needs or of their fulfillments as such to the experiencing subject.

So the following criterion of subject-identity at a given time applies both to myself and to others: one human living body, one experiencing subject.

According to Husserl, intersubjective experience plays a fundamental role in our constitution of both ourselves as objectively existing subjects, other experiencing subjects, and the objective spatio-temporal world.

The present results demonstrate that social interaction affects experienced subjects' behavior but not inexperienced subjects' behavior, especially in a dangerously-changed situation (Figure 3).

Experienced subjects stated a more positive attitude towards all screening tests than screening-naive subjects.

Experienced subjects could thus remember their preference, but naïve subjects had to learn the technique.

Concerts — even in the era of YouTube and the tour-documentary DVD — are fleeting experiences, subject to many nonmusical variables.