2003•Journal of Anhui Normal UniversityRequires access

Subject and subjectivity

Tao Fu-yuan

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The subject, here referring to a man, is to remold and recognize the object. Subjectivity,however, shows the externalization of man's essential power on the object. It plays an active role in remolding, influencing, and controlling the object, and making the object serve the subject. Subjectivity mainly embodies the subject's self-benefiting, activeness, creativity, and voluntariness, etc.

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The subject, here referring to a man, is to remold and recognize the object. Subjectivity,however, shows the externalization of man's essential power on the object. It plays an active role in remolding, influencing, and controlling the object, and making the object serve the subject. Subjectivity mainly embodies the subject's self-benefiting, activeness, creativity, and voluntariness, etc.

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The subject, here referring to a man, is to remold and recognize the object. Subjectivity,however, shows the externalization of man's essential power on the object. It plays an active role in remolding, influencing, and controlling the object, and making the object serve the subject. Subjectivity mainly embodies the subject's self-benefiting, activeness, creativity, and voluntariness, etc.

Key concepts: Subjectivity, Subject (documents), Object (grammar), Creativity, Externalization, Power (physics), Psychology, Epistemology

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