For instance, we shall not rehearse the discussion about the subjectivity of secondary qualities, as the example of sounds does not seem to introduce new philosophically interesting elements that could challenge generalizations obtained, say, from the example of colors.
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As he wrote in his notebook, heat and colour (which philosophers had classed as secondary qualities because of their supposed subjectivity) are "as much without the mind" as figure and motion (classed as primary qualities) or as time.
This drawback of subjectivity is especially annoying when patient has secondary gain of faking disease status, such as for asking vacation from company, or acquiring payment from insurance company.
She also articulated a profound sense of female subjectivity, expressing what it means to be subordinate, secondary, or not in control.
The reduced strength of agreement for the secondary variables, such as patient readiness for ART, may be explained by their high level of subjectivity in application, as well as a significant amount of missing data.
Subjectivity, he insists, is lifeblood.
