Term Gallery logo

Meanings of subjectivity in English

Russian
личностность
Portuguese
subjectivo
Spanish
subjetivos
Catalan
subjectiu

Philosophical concept, related to consciousness, agency, personhood, reality, and truth.

      личностность
      Synonyms
      Examples for "subjectiveness"
      Examples for "subjectiveness"
      1
      Nevertheless this reconciliation, though seemingly perfect, is stricken with the character of subjectiveness.
      Aesthetical Essays of Friedrich Schiller
      2
      Art and politics occasionally overlap, but art's subjectiveness contrasts with the democratic, group mentality of politics.
      The Irish Times
      3
      Their main weakness is the inherent subjectiveness.
      Pubmed
      4
      In the first instances we have introspection and subjectiveness, and in the second we have extroversion and objectivity.
      The Foundations of Personality
      5
      The Capataz de Cargadores, on a revulsion of subjectiveness, exasperated almost to insanity, beheld all his world without faith and courage.
      Nostromo: A Tale of the Seaboard
      Usage of subjectivity in English
      1
      Blended threats take advantage of the subjectivity involved in this risk estimation.
      Hacking: the next generation
      2
      The process of experience constructs subjectivity, which is then, produced through language.
      Feminist dot com
      3
      She was really more interested in substantial outward forms than in subjectivity.
      The Guardian
      4
      This study sought to investigate the subjectivity of this assessment among non-experts.
      Pubmed
      5
      The challenge is mostly about client subjectivity when it comes to design.
      The South African
      6
      Nevertheless, in drawing the girl Romola, her subjectivity has overpowered her objectivity.
      What I Remember, Volume 2
      7
      But I think the subjectivity of wine is a great opportunity.
      Wired
      8
      However, the application of such system is not devoid of difficulties and subjectivity.
      Pubmed
      9
      And so, science leans far the other way, training us to dismiss subjectivity.
      Existence
      10
      Greg's art was utterly different, though no less accurate for all its subjectivity.
      The Guardian
      11
      Because they're afraid the judge will introduce too much subjectivity, his own preferences.
      The new yorker
      12
      Others begin well, but afterwards fall off; their predominating subjectivity leads them astray.
      The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, V...
      13
      That's part of the subjectivity of the reader's experience, and god bless it.
      The new yorker
      14
      Its material, though still sensuous, advances to a deeper subjectivity and greater specification.
      The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, V...
      15
      In addition, many of these methods have some degree of subjectivity.
      Pubmed
      16
      He taught, as we should now say, the subjectivity of knowledge.
      Ten Great Religions: An Essay in Comparative Theology
      About this term
      More collocations
      Translations for subjectivity
      Subjectivity through the time
      Subjectivity across language varieties
      United Kingdom
      Common