Sentences with phrase «subjectivity means»

Will 9th graders know what subjectivity means, or at least be interested in the concept?

This subjectivity means that the grownups involved in the process can be intimidated, bribed, coerced, leaned on, and pleaded with — and sometimes by very influential people.

The rejection of nontemporal subjectivity meant that the project of Religion and the Making was at least a partial failure.

Not exact matches

The subjectivity of the theory also means that traders may have differing opinions of how Elliott Wave Theory applies to a given security at a given point in time.

The second and third meanings inapplicable to historical events in the past have to do with modes of presence in which something other than one's own subjectivity is present to that subjectivity.

Quite possibly Barth realized that a dialectical method must negate all human expressions of the meaning of faith — including the creedal and dogmatic statements of the historic Church — while paradoxically affirming the deepest expressions of «subjectivity» or Existenz.

Thus the subject itself can not be found outside one's own opinion as such, because a person can never escape from himself; but this does not mean that what interests me in this opinion is the appearance of my own subjectivity.

But it would mean that God's subjectivity is constituted by the earth and its creatures in a way similar to that in which our lives are constituted by sensations in our bodies.

Or put another way, subjectivity «does not mean a matter of arbitrary taste, but a subjectivity which is saturated with God.»

The affectivity of the individual complements its emergent subjectivity; and while it seems to indicate primarily the passive aspect of organic existence, it yet provides, in a subtly achieved balance of freedom and necessity, the very means by which the individual forges its solitude in the midst of its community.

But it meant that the ontological basis for subjectivity had to be completely rethought.

If it simply means the influence of one actuality upon another, then the conceptual feelings within God's on - going concrescence can supply the aims that creatures need for the inner subjectivity.

At their best Lutherans remember that the Reformation turned away from subjectivity to the objective means of grace, but the modern fascination with interiority, with «the dynamics of faith,» regularly mutes this realization.

It may mean more attention to the subjectivity of the people who are studied and whose fate is being decided.

In Greece, the myth of Zeus overcoming his monstrous father Kronos by means of intelligence and instituting the new order of the beautiful Olympian gods encapsulates a particularly potent vision of pagan subjectivity.

The meaning of history is the creation of the human level of existence when human level means that level where there can be indefinite increase in range and depth of values appreciated and evils distinguished; indefinite increase in range and depth of what can be known and controlled; indefinite increase in the depth and complexity of man's subjectivity, both conscious and unconscious.

The third distinctive characteristic is a complex and profound subjectivity, both conscious and unconscious, acquired after infancy by the individual absorbing the complexity of responses and meanings of a culture that has been created through many generations accumulating the resources for human living.

That involves the acquisition of two sets of ears, one that hears the surface meanings of the linguistic code and one that penetrates the surface to listen to the voice of «the implied author», namely those marks of the actual author's subjectivity that have externalized themselves in the text.

Internality means also subjectivity.

Furthermore, since the act of judgement - love transcends objective concepts and involves the knowing subject's active synthesis to perceive the meaning of objects — there is no objectivity apart from subjectivity — external facts need an interpretation under grace's elevating influence to produce the act of faith.

They suggest that what we mean by subjectivity is simply present immediacy.

There are places in the scripture where this «logos obtaining within subjectivity» must operate to make the mind permeable to central meaning.

But unlike either of these hermeneutical perspectives, a «process hermeneutic» does not reduce a text's meaning to «forms of subjectivity,» as Kelsey suggests.

A proposition becomes part of a «form of subjectivity» when the reader admits it as a datum within the process of self - creation by assigning to it a valuative feeling; but that does not mean it is an «injunction.»

They think it means the parceling out or «devolution» of state power to other institutions of society, rather than the inherent location of such powers and functions in what Centesimus Annus calls «the subjectivity of society.»

To answer this question requires rigorous reflection as to what is meant by subjectivity, especially when it is contrasted with objectivity.

Because stories now appear to be anchorless, flowing as they do from the caprice of a groundless subjectivity, it is little wonder that they provide us with no solid sustenance in our own search for meaning.

Meaning, which requires expression through the narrative mode of consciousness, appears to dualistic thinking as the concoction of our alienated subjectivity.

- ordinary Indian Christians have little recourse to anything like a language of subjectivity that offers them the means to express their relation either to doctrine or community.

It does mean, however, that while every future finite entity» will prehend and thus «know» that finite entity only as a completed concrescence, God will prehend and thus «know» the concrescence in its subjectivity.

The same care must be taken to encourage devotees of Spirit not to disdain gathering in common with everyone else on Sunday morning so that the means of grace offered Sunday morning keep check on the subjectivity of Spirit experiences.

For the inside we refer to may either be the private chamber of our subjectivity, or it may be the interior space created by a network of meanings.

The choice among these various schools of commentary on the Qur» an and Sunnah depends on one's attitude with respect to three basic issues: the credence to be attached to historical tradition; the weight to be given to the claim for a hidden meaning in the Qur» an; the amount of subjectivity to be allowed in interpretation.

To be sure, there is here the possibility of a greater degree of subjectivity than in the more formal linguistic and textual study, but even there pure objectivity is by no means possible.

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.

Even the title itself reveals the urgent subjectivity involved when we take on board and try to draw meaning from Chubbuck's story.

Joachim Trier discusses his new film Louder Than Bombs: how he experimented with film form to show us the subjectivity of memory, the importance of two - shots and closeups in the film, and how he used physical spaces to convey emotional meaning.

That would mean that the documents like Constitution or Declaration of Human Rights would be interpreted differently in each case and lead to depending on the subjectivity of the court or the judge in individual matters and make judicial assessment as the primer source of the law.

The subjectivity of the theory also means that traders may have differing opinions of how Elliott Wave Theory applies to a given security at a given point in time.

For Matheus» first exhibition in Los Angeles, he brings to the fore, in the diverse context of this city, issues of crossing boundaries, the circulation of materials, and the creation of new meanings by awakening subjectivities not originally contained in materials.

For feminist artists, embodied art offered a means through which to challenge the canon and to foreground their own subjectivity.

Subjectivity exists in the new work of the eighties, but feeling is produced by more formal means.

«He understood that his own particularly racial subjectivity was a deeply embedded part of the meaning of the work.»

This means to abandon formalist art histories and artists subjectivities as primary discourse of legitimisation, in favour of an analytical approach to historical conditions of appearance, and in favour of a Bakhtinian aesthetic dialogism, which unearths reified, sedimented or implicated forms as interpellations.

However, he means that as a moral imperative, not the Modern's affirmation of subjectivity and multiplicity.

«Series as progressions, patterns as variable systems, discrepancy between order and subjectivity are some of the means that I use to create and transform a two dimensional unit,» states the artist.

These works highlight perspectives of what it means to be alive in a time / space of intersecting histories, geographies, and subjectivities providing a local homegrown narrative.

Her current research is centered in the emergence of neologisms, shifting meanings, subjectivity, and the power of popular culture.

For more than a decade Osorio has been presenting work in unconventional places prior to showing it in a museum setting, thus exploring the subjectivity of meaning in art and the nuance that these installations achieve depending on their location.

For him, phenomenology offers a mean for understanding subjectivity as a mechanism to interconnect with what is around us.