Philosophical concept, related to consciousness, agency, personhood, reality, and truth.
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Blended threats take advantage of the subjectivity involved in this risk estimation.
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The process of experience constructs subjectivity, which is then, produced through language.
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She was really more interested in substantial outward forms than in subjectivity.
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This study sought to investigate the subjectivity of this assessment among non-experts.
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The challenge is mostly about client subjectivity when it comes to design.
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Nevertheless, in drawing the girl Romola, her subjectivity has overpowered her objectivity.
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But I think the subjectivity of wine is a great opportunity.
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However, the application of such system is not devoid of difficulties and subjectivity.
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And so, science leans far the other way, training us to dismiss subjectivity.
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Greg's art was utterly different, though no less accurate for all its subjectivity.
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Because they're afraid the judge will introduce too much subjectivity, his own preferences.
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Others begin well, but afterwards fall off; their predominating subjectivity leads them astray.
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That's part of the subjectivity of the reader's experience, and god bless it.
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Its material, though still sensuous, advances to a deeper subjectivity and greater specification.
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In addition, many of these methods have some degree of subjectivity.
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He taught, as we should now say, the subjectivity of knowledge.
