Sentence examples for subjectivity itself from inspiring English sources
It was a triumph of musical subjectivity, or of subjectivity expressed in music; it was everything except a reflection on subjectivity itself.
Malick daringly tries to capture not just memories but the feelings aroused by the act of memory — indeed, to represent subjectivity itself, by way of the cinema.
It is thanks to De Quincey that John Updike could refer casually to "the writer in his opium den", by which he means any sensitive modern writer in creative privacy: opium has become a metaphor, a quintessence of subjectivity itself.
Yet they are works that show freedom to reside precisely not in the works we undertake but within subjectivity itself, within subjectivity that happily endures the frustration of its laughable aims.
(Jacobi, 1799: 2) For Fichte had extended the reach of philosophical abstraction, with which Spinoza had gone only so far as to exclude the possibility of subjectivity, to retrieve this subjectivity itself within its compass, as if it could be excogitated a priori out of pure thought.
For some observers, this uncertainty and instability extends to a 'crisis' in post-colonial subjectivity itself (Mbembe and Roitman 1995), as the orientation of selfhood falters on the shifting and insecure terrain of contemporary urban life (Le Marcis 2004).
Marcuse argues that "liberating subjectivity constitutes itself in the inner history of the individuals" (Marcuse 1978: 5).
That means that subjectivity is properly itself because it is regularly dispossessed of itself from within.
Emotions are produced subjectively "emotions become elements of sense acquiring a subjective expression…subjective sense as a type of emotional and self-organized unity of subjectivity that characterizes itself in relation to dominant meanings and emotions" (González Rey 2008 p.145).
The subtext of the work is the exploration of "angst, neuroses, notions of fragility and identity and the subjectivity of photography itself".
Subjection and Subjectivity.
