Sentence examples for particular subjectivity from inspiring English sources

For people like Maryon, then, volunteering seems to open up a field of opportunity in which to fashion a particular subjectivity around an 'empowered' self.

In this way discourses that are seemingly neutral, for example scientific discourses concerning the causes of poverty, may in fact actually fix particular subjectivities [ 25].

A recurring set of textual strategies in these accounts rehearsed a particular bodily subjectivity towards landscape, while at the same time incorporating the new nation's physiographic regions into a historically and geographically-legible whole.

What allows this kind of critique is the development of a particular form of subjectivity, which the philosopher Charles Taylor in A Secular Age calls the "buffered self".

As described by the Arsenal Gallery, where Green's work was displayed in a solo exhibition entitled A Collective Utterance, these sensorial, archival, and participatory portraits engage with the "historical and social role of the photographic portrait as a tool deployed to communicate, classify, or reinforce particular notions of subjectivity".

In particular, the potential subjectivity of a participant's response to the probing questions is quantified by the interviewer or judge a priori through an understanding of how each stage of response is anchored to a respective stage in the pre- to post-conventional judgment criteria.

Interviewer subjectivity, in particular the varying views that interviewer had for particular candidates accounted for 40% of the variance in scores.

Because of subjectivity, this particular dimension of the user's need is difficult to express, to quantify and to assess.

The thought of a unity of reality and value beyond the particular acts of valuing subjectivity and thus beyond the scope of contents of consciousness opens up the intellectual space of metaphysics.

Subjection and Subjectivity.

Meyers, Diana T. Subjection and Subjectivity.