Examples of using Subjectivity in English and their translations into Danish
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diverse practices, subjectivities, struggles and projects may share common aspects,
the consumption hereof in daily life as well as the formulation of subjectivities and politics(the paintings of Ed Ruscha, Robert Rauschenberg and Andy Warhol),
Subjectivity. The grass might be greener. Alone.
Alone. Subjectivity. The grass might be greener.
For your subjectivity. your philosophy… Your constituents want you for your opinions.
There's scarcity, there's subjectivity, there's inequality,
There is objectivity and subjectivity, and there is the discriminating line between the two that separates the subject from the object,
custodians of this European subjectivity.
They will introduce subjectivity, since legal persons or groups rather than the courts will decide whether a criminal act,
Our subjectivity(what is said
cost/benefit analyses we concluded that there is much more subjectivity in these than is supposed in the report.
intensify the forms of knowledge and subjectivity that we see withdrawing from
self-reflexivity and subjectivity.
in other words, independent of any form of subjectivity.
We cannot think back without emotion or subjectivity to the enthusiasm with which Romanians, Hungarians, Germans of Temesvár,
the ordinary self-centredness and subjectivity of childhood seem somehow lacking in the face of her strangely mature loyalty.
The mass intellectuality and today's immaterial mode of production that demands a workforce that is able to work in an environment producing abstract products characterised by knowledge and subjectivity, has, in particular, caught our interest.
Partly because I have chosen to do this subjectivity to a part of my thinking to the point of my work was not only to produce the problem,
But we have this persistent confusion between objectivity and subjectivity as features of reality
bush near his home, at once unassuming and inward, in fact expresses a liberation of artistic subjectivity.