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Definition of Subjectivized
1. subjectivize [v] - See also: subjectivize
Lexicographical Neighbors of Subjectivized
Literary usage of Subjectivized
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Introduction to Philosophy by Wilhelm Jerusalem (1910)
"Kant's investigations have transformed, in fact subjectivized aesthetics. It would
seem that he has conclusively proved that the central problem of ..."
2. Introduction to Philosophy by Wilhelm Jerusalem (1910)
"... investigations have transformed, in fact subjectivized aesthetics. It would
seem that he has conclusively proved that the central problem of aesthetics ..."
3. Handbook of the History of Philosophy by Albert Schwegler (1868)
"... form of subjectivity, and converting into objectivity, the subjectivized
theoretical matter (truth), which it now holds and directly wills as its own. ..."
4. Handbook of the History of Philosophy by Albert Schwegler, James Hutchison Stirling (1867)
"... form of subjectivity, and converting into objectivity, the subjectivized
theoretical matter (truth), which it now holds and directly wills as its own. ..."
5. Princeton Theological Review by Princeton Theological Seminary (1911)
"The principle of revelation is recognized, but, as the title "Israel's Ideal"
indicates, in a subjectivized sense. Besides this, the critical conclusions of ..."
6. Pluriverse: An Essay in the Philosophy of Pluralism by Benjamin Paul Blood (1920)
"The ideation of form is rather handicapped than s!animated by the intrusion of
tangibility, until both are subjectivized. Plato, being pressed for a ..."
7. Pluriverse: An Essay in the Philosophy of Pluralism by Benjamin Paul Blood (1920)
"... by the intrusion of tangibility, until both are subjectivized. Plato, being
pressed for a definition of color, ventured the opinion that color is "an ..."
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