Sentences with phrase «subjectivity comes»

Or to borrow a Lacanian phrase, a «stadium» upon which subjectivity comes to be written by an ever - shifting series of conscious and unconscious events.

Is where the subjectivity comes in for sure.

This is to imply a discontinuity in the evolution of subjectivity; from no subjectivity came subjectivity.

Not exact matches

Of course we can come up with situations that are exceptions to the rules but I don't see where that has to therefore infer complete subjectivity as to morals.

In the secular world, Luther has come to stand for the overthrow of traditional authority in favor of individual subjectivity.

Therefore true faith is radical inwardness or subjectivity, it comes into existence by a negation of objectivity, and can only maintain itself by a continual process, or repetition, of negating objectivity.

Only on the basis of a full acceptance of the reality of that emptiness was he able to create an existential conception of faith as subjectivity, and thus it was only when he came to realize the death of historical or objective Christianity that Kierkegaard fulfilled his own conception of faith.

«To come before God» is at once the highest form of man's «coming to himself», the fulfillment of his subjectivity.»

There is no indication that the world came into being abruptly with the appearance of advanced human subjectivity!

The Church's «faith story» is more than just a graced subjectivity: it is the response by the redeemed Brideof Christ, of which we are all members by Baptism (note, by Baptism, not by some a-sacramental graced subjectivity), to the Lord who lived, died and rose again in history and whom she awaits to complete all things in His Second Coming.

For the unity of an actual entity in its process of coming to be is precisely its unification or growth together (concrescence), which is its subjectivity as experienced from within.

If God were not everlasting, if God were to come to a satisfaction, then God would be completely actual, inactive, and lacking in subjectivity».

By interpreting the symbolic process cosmologically we may envisage reality (the aesthetic whole) rather than our subjectivity as taking the initiative, first by linking us to itself in our primary perception and second by flowing through the channels of our perception until it comes closer to the pole of secondary perception (without ever quite arriving) where it can impress its importance upon us in a more vivid manner.

The important difference of course is that in the experience of tongues there is no figure of Jesus giving form and content to the coming kingdom, so that the subjectivity of the early charismatic had little to guide it.

Still, when it comes to making judgments about another individual's subjectivity, we can always be fooled in the end - it could be an insentient computer, after all.

Using a committee guarantees that the politicking and late - November posturing most of us have come to hate will triple, and the elimination of computer polls ensures an even higher level of subjectivity.

I guess it comes down to subjectivity regarding «reckless» or «excessive force».

When it comes to a parent's happiness, the role that parenting plays is a matter of subjectivity, as well: Attachment - minded parents are happy to give their children more attention than not, whereas parents of other parenting approaches may argue that a child seeking attention is being manipulative; attachment parents simply do not view children, or their choices, in this way.

Again it seems that we are really mostly meant to be experiencing only those things that Katniss herself experiences, which is fine except that allying us so closely with her subjectivity should mean we understand what makes her tick, and when it comes to her interactions with Peeta, we just don't, really.

McArdle strays from the realist norms of many coming - of - age films with her bold aesthetics, which are complemented by other creative takes on teenage life: Léa Mysius» astonishing debut feature, Ava, is just as visually bold, immersing you in its protagonist's subjectivity.

By inviting others» voices and ideas into her story, by representing her self, her subjectivity as distinctly «revealed in relationship,» (1) and by self - consciously laying bare her process throughout, describing and depicting her at times tentative and ambivalent methods and allowing the questions, skepticism, and contradictions coming from her interviewees into the final film, Polley envisions her theory of a choral, relational autobiography and its practice.

So this is once again where I bring the matter of subjectivity up when it comes to a games length.

«My Tina Turner» (2013) underscores the subjectivity of experience when it comes to music and popular culture.

Second Coming — a curatorial collaboration Artists: Nástio Mosquito, Thando Mama, Metapong, and Pablo Rasgado Curators: Gabi Ngcobo, Carlos E. Palacios, Andrea Torreblanca Second Coming is a collaboration that explores notions of absence, the phantasmagoric, and postcolonial subjectivities.

These run alongside a long - form essay on a camp in which one comes to terms with one's own death, by Gabriela Wiener, and another on translation and human subjectivity, by Kate Briggs.

With both a scientific approach to gathering data and a true poetic sensibility, Finch's installations lie between the objective investigations of science and the subjectivity of perception and lived experience, endowing his work with a melancholy that comes from what Finch describes as «the impossible desire to see oneself seeing.»

Amt adds that when you're dealing with art, even the fairest possible system must take individual taste into account: «The process really comes down to the subjectivity of the individual jurors for that year, after determination of professionalism of the artist and craftsmanship of the works.»

Froment seeks to address the subjectivity of images and the ever changing contexts in which they come to be interpreted.

Notions of impermanence, particularly when it comes to the subjectivity of historical memory, recur throughout Kiwanga's practice.

The title for these works came from the first zine, which contains an alarming juxtaposition of the image of a deaf boy killed by an attack that he could not hear alongside the handwritten words just another asshole, [2] a coupling which drops both cynical subjectivity and objectivity in the viewer's lap.

Logistically a nightmare and beset with subjectivity, differential rate billing still comes closer to matching the value of a lawyer's work to the fee charged.

And subjectivity never helps when it comes to insurance.

There's an endless selection when it comes to headphones and finding the right pair of can be not only tough but there's a lot of subjectivity involved depending on what matters most to you — audio quality, comfort, features and so on.

When it comes to a parent's happiness, the role that parenting plays is a matter of subjectivity, as well: Attachment - minded parents are happy to give their children more attention than not, whereas parents of other parenting approaches may argue that a child seeking attention is being manipulative; attachment parents simply do not view children, or their choices, in this way.

While the Code of Ethics does not expressly mandate «fairness» (given its inherent subjectivity), remember that the Preamble has long noted that ``... REALTOR ® has come to connote competency, fairness, and high integrity...» If a seller directs you to advise offerors about the existence of other purchase offers, fairness dictates that all offerors or their representatives be so informed.

«become aware or conscious of (something); come to realize or understand» There is no room for subjectivity, based on this definition.