Sentences with phrase «subject and the object remained»

Rather, the subject remained subject and the object remained object.

Subjects and objects remain, each as object of the other, each as subject to the other.

Not exact matches

The physical prehension as conformal feeling, we have said, reproduces the object by assuming the subjective form of one of its prehensions, but as vector it is, and remains throughout the «life» of the subject, an essential relation to that individual object as other, as there and then.

The «word» may be identified with subject - object, or I - It, knowledge while it remains indirect and symbolic, but it is itself the channel and expression of I - Thou knowing when it is taken up into real dialogue.

It is only when the symbolical character of subject - object knowledge is forgotten or remains undiscovered (as is often the case) that this «knowledge» ceases to point back toward the reality of direct dialogical knowing and becomes instead an obstruction to it.

Furthermore, it may be that the essence of time is subject to conditions which can never be associated with it a priori but rather remain extrinsic and even contradictory to it, even though they lend themselves to conceptualization and reveal time (in one of its essential aspects) as an object of practical interest.

The shift from the narrow angle views of the Impressionists and Cézanne, whose nearest points tended to be quite some distance away, to the wide - angled views of Bonnard, Matisse, Dufy and Soutine, whose nearest objects were often very close indeed, was a major change in subject matter which is usually overlooked since the names «landscape», «still life», «portrait», etc., remained the same.

For all the attention to the impersonal future and past of technology and society in his recent work, it's an awkwardly comical reminder that Leckey's work remains rooted in the problem of remarking on one's own being — on its capacity for memory and for action, for desiring and being absorbed, for being embodied while potentially «out of its head» — being both subject and object.

Still Water (Talking the Talk), by contrast, remains much more autonomous, and preserves a distance to the beholder, always remaining an object for the perceiving subject.