They really believe in their own subjectivity, because Franzen believes in his subjectivity so thoroughly.
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That subjectivity — consciousness — is what makes our lives meaningful.
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They were in a dictatorship, and trying to construct subjectivity.
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The tension between objectivity and subjectivity is inevitable and ceaseless.
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Additionally, the true crime genre is inescapably prone to subjectivity.
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They are linchpins, specific objects and also gateways to subjectivity.
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In fact, he emphasized the inherent subjectivity of appraisal actions.
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It's meant to decrease the subjectivity of making a diagnosis.
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I wanted to present black subjectivity with a kind of withholding.
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"Everything starts from subjectivity, and nothing stops there," writes Raoul Vaneigem.
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Do we rewrite the rulebook to remove some of the subjectivity?
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But the subjectivity of these categories can allow for shoddy decisions.
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This is not a judgment, but points, rather, to her subjectivity.
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In his view, all photographs are filtered through the photographer's subjectivity.
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I'm more interested in … exploring vast possibilities of black female subjectivity.
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Most commonly, we turn our back on subjectivity to escape from pain.
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He would rather draw you into the intimate subjectivity of the painting.
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"[These can] supersede the personal biases and subjectivity of physicians," he explained.
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With private lenders, there is some flexibility but also subjectivity, Weliver said.
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Adams wrote: Whenever we craft information for consumption, we inject our subjectivity.
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Just like at YouTube, the subjectivity of Facebook's moderation policy was glaring.
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Padura uses Jewish scholarship as a medium for thinking about historical subjectivity.
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Moreover, the definition of what constitutes "authoritative content" is drenched in subjectivity.
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You have to really understand the subjectivity and point of every author.
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The subjectivity of a courtroom is both a bug and a feature.
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In this way the piece amounts to a masterly portrait of subjectivity.
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Truong is exploring personal memoir in all its creative and contradictory subjectivity.
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Human beings, in all our subjectivity, tend to apply these rules inconsistently.
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Aldridge suggests that subjectivity is key because it cannot be co-opted; I want to push even further: that through the understanding of subjectivity we may have lit on a form of abstraction that embraces rather than distances.
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Garner's "Olympia" makes visible an argument advanced by the artist Lorraine O'Grady in "Olympia's Maid: Reclaiming Black Female Subjectivity" (1992): that Manet used the maid to create an oppositional composition portraying female subjectivity as a construct coded through whiteness.
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It is this double engagement of subjectivity that makes the film so effective.
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It ignores subjectivity entirely and promotes a criteria that makes a film important.
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TS: The avatar actually allows one to transcend subjectivity, to become an icon.
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The key is to divorce yourself from subjectivity and adopt an "outside" view.
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We're trying to take that subjectivity and give it back to the user.
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On one, the author simply recalls past experiences in all their raw subjectivity.
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You can't believe the amount of subjectivity that goes into child-protection decisions.
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Other selection measures bring in subjectivity and personal bias to muddy the waters.
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Because of the modernists, for example, we have a greater sense of subjectivity.
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Narcissistically, obsessively, playfully, she explored the infinite irrational depths of her recalcitrant subjectivity.
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Whereas before it was sport, or those bodies had no agency or subjectivity.
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Life is completely subjective, that subjectivity is what adds the spice and poetry.
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There was too much of the subject's subjectivity, fully supported by the text.
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The cool objectivity of Pop Art had superseded the intense subjectivity of Abstract Expressionism.
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The "Sex and Nudity" section perhaps best illustrates the regulations' subjectivity and cultural biases.
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Meanwhile, data elements are not standardized, introducing subjectivity of reviewers into the audit process.
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Modi also explained that India's new bankruptcy laws remove subjectivity in the resolution process.
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Uber should further strive to eliminate subjectivity and bias from the performance evaluation process.
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Nakeya Brown and Elliott Jerome Brown Jr., meanwhile, expand representations of subjectivity through photography.
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According to Damasio, subjectivity bound by feelings and memory produces what we call consciousness.
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A necessary complement to the objectivity of science, then, is the subjectivity of experience.
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What kills Werther is not disappointed love but toxic self-centeredness, subjectivity run wild.
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Sometimes it's just a misstep, or they're too far from the other person's subjectivity.
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"One of the phrases that resonates in my head is, 'embrace subjectivity,'" he said.
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"We realized a lot of those are invitations for subjectivity," said Ms. Van Horn.
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Yes, technology has always influenced us, it has fundamentally changed our subjectivity since prehistoric times.
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Whether I like it or not, the subjectivity of using the device is a given.
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Subjectivity comes in the determination of the future earnings, as well as the discount rate.
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To be considered the best in anything, there's often at least the suggestion of subjectivity.
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Suddenly, as Tzara and Ball predicted, we're confronted with the subjectivity of truth and senselessness.
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The Good Place, the Bad Place, and the powers-that-be lack compassion and subjectivity.
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In this way, the program is not only sensitive to subjectivity, but also current events.
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Basking in the unadulterated female subjectivity of Picnic at Hanging Rock is a rare treat.
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People with very dense experiences of their subjectivity often are callous and selfish and unpleasant.
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As such, we, the viewers, continuously inhabit Segedin's subjectivity at another point in his life.
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But beneath the plot, the thriller plays with ideas about power dynamics, subjectivity, and surveillance.
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Time is broken down and subjectivity imploded, and sex and gender are unhinged from reality.
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The problem is, as with most everything, there's a certain subjectivity to the entire affair.
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Why does this matter if you couldn't care less about either the IMF or subjectivity?
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And when we just choose one, we have committed a horrific violence on our subjectivity.
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It's a way of reckoning as transparently as possible with the contours of my own subjectivity, the way it inflects and charges the material I write; so that I can hold myself more accountable — rather than less — to everything that lives beyond my subjectivity.
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I do not believe in the basis of my subjectivity but I am aware of it.
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This instinctual subjectivity is a far cry from maintaining a detached, ironic view of life. 21952.
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"There are two options for women, and neither is a person with full subjectivity," Steeves said.
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In any case, "Losing Ground" underscores its characters' subjectivity with a form of subtle magic realism.
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That subjectivity is rooted in the mutual knowledge of others and others' knowledge of the subject.
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Orotea investigates her internalized delusions of love and lust, emphasizing a woman's subjectivity and compulsive desires.
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"Cultural trends are typically fuzzy and rely on the the subjectivity of the interpreter," Wiseman said.
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Accounting is not a hard and fast science, and subjectivity comes into play in many areas.
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The subjectivity of price distinguishes it from the sale of other objects like precious metals and jewelry.
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We can't separate our human subjectivity from the ways we're understanding the world or thinking about it.
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How can the emphasis then be placed on materiality, as opposed to bodily subjectivity and experiential understanding?
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This freedom subverts subjectivity and allows an individual to escape the cultural attitudes they are subject to.
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Isabelle Reed is revealed by flashbacks and photographs, objects and fantasies, omniscient narration and Rashomon-like subjectivity.
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The answer depends on what color your skin is and the inherent subjectivity of "greatness," of course.
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When an individual has been sexually violated, her sense of confidence and subjectivity has been profoundly compromised.
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The military also said there was "uncertainty" and "subjectivity" in the data used to analyze population control.
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Kavan's commitment to subjectivity was absolute, but in this, her greatest novel, she manages it by disassociation.
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The self appears fragmented, in daily life and in meditative states, but subjectivity does not break down.
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But for a story so dependent on facts, chronology and pacing, this subjectivity is frustrating, not suspenseful.
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Some of the frustration he feels is that food is different—there's so much subjectivity to it.
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These slips in and out of subjectivity—the subtle, barely there bits of speculation—this is repunditry.
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Unsurprisingly, the available analogies are all male; women are accustomed to translating their subjectivity onto men's bodies.
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"The detainee's subjectivity was to be lost in a flood of American sounds," Johnson and Cloonan write.
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It isn't simply that Harvard may not be the best for me; it's not simply about subjectivity.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF Source: The Infographics ShowOf course, there's a level of subjectivity to pain.
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But it is valid to take issue with the subjectivity of how it may be determined as such.
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The world of women's art and subjectivity, long obscured by the conventions of art history, is also explored.
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" Dounia Tazi: "The internet inspires my fashion but in a way that it promotes subjectivity rather than specificity.
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Inherently, if the word "bias" encompasses the reality that news reports come from a wheelhouse of invested subjectivity.
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Now, boxers win or lose entire rounds, a system that relies more on the subjectivity of the judging.
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By re-materializing fragments of popular culture as a critique of their proposed universality, Adams recasts their subjectivity.
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Women's subjectivity is not for serious literary fiction, after all; it's for unserious, uninteresting, unpaid-for online writing.
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Both artists investigate their own subjectivity in relation to social-political economies, sexual violence, gender roles and stereotypes.
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David Webb, an activist shareholder in Hong Kong, said assessing listing suitability involved a high degree of subjectivity.
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Subjectivity in all of its quirks and eccentricities is the coin of the realm in the Republic of Letters.
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Referencing cartoons, fashion spreads, and personal narratives, the artists address the fragmentation of individual subjectivity in a technological world.
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While there is some degree of subjectivity to the concept, it involves fundamental analysis of a company's earnings power.
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Her work resists subjectivity as much as it resists narrative — and that is precisely where its impenitent power lies.
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The Wild West landscape was viewed as barren, a place where man could write his subjectivity on the landscape.
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Implicit in this cultural development was the constitution of a radical subjectivity experienced at the level of the individual.
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It's not like basketball season, where there's a lot of subjectivity to how they feel and how they're performing.
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The understanding of subjectivity is inherently abstract — a puzzle we piece together through observation, research, criticism, and, yes, sympathy.
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He exaggerates his visibility, but presents it as an overdetermined subjectivity, again, what Barthes identifies as "mythifying" the myth.
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The video work suggests a possibility of addressing environmental catastrophe and subjectivity from a non-human-centric starting place.
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Subjectivity is hard to isolate, by definition, and examples of new metaphysical sensations are not exactly a regular occurrence.
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Dr. Prum wants to push evolutionary biologists to re-examine their assumptions about utility and beauty, objectivity and subjectivity.
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One identified with Jo in her sections, with Amy in hers, and so forth: an early lesson in subjectivity.
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Neal says tests like this are worrisome because they leave room for subjectivity and bias in the psychologist's interpretation.
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"There's a lot of subjectivity in venture, but we will always do a process when we can," Tingle said.
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To count on such omniscience would only pave the way for greater ambiguity and subjectivity in our sexual relations.
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One alternative to using derived metrics is to examine raw data, which is less prone to assumptions and subjectivity.
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But it's important to note that female subjectivity is, in fact, treated with dignity and respect — in the basement.
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But in fact it is not science per se that is the problem, from the point of view of subjectivity.
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Some think that the entire video-replay system is a waste of time, due to the subjectivity of the laws.
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When Johns made "Flag" (1954-55), he wasn't rejecting subjectivity so much as merging a visceral experience with objective detachment.
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Between subjectivity and purposeful trolling, there's a lot of noise coming in with the signal about what should be removed.
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If something is "material," it needs to be disclosed, but there is some subjectivity involved in defining what is material.
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The photographs show mujercitos posing for the camera and not really wanting to be women, but to occupy feminine subjectivity.
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I would venture that in most meditative states some subjectivity remains, as representative of the biological interests of the individual.
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What we aspire to as Buddhists is to understand that all subjectivity, all consciousness, all sentience is equal and connected.
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Today, the New Journalism is often misremembered as a formal innovation, a convergence of novelistic reporting and voice-driven subjectivity.
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Zarina's etchings, woodcut prints, and handmade paper sculptural works circle around her personal narrative of displacement and her own subjectivity.
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It depicts the loss of subjectivity both at the larger societal level, as well as at the level of the individual.
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Any subjectivity in investigator's judgment would be spread across the four treatment groups and not be limited to Chantix, Rusnak noted.
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If we have methods that can properly quantify and identify these components, then there's no subjectivity that's relevant for it anymore.
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Debate about how to improve the world loses its purpose—because of Marx's certitude about progress, Rousseau's pessimism or Nietzsche's subjectivity.
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It allowed PragerU to present itself as a respectable and authoritative alternative to a national conversation defined by hyperbole and subjectivity.
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That is really what it comes down to, and again, there's so much subjectivity in who gets credit for a deal.
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But in truth, there's always been a lot of subjectivity in cost-effectiveness estimates — GiveWell's, as well as any other estimates.
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Searls places the Rorschach test and its creator in the crosshairs of art and science, impressionism and empiricism, objectivity and subjectivity.
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Selfhood—other people's—is what she returns to again and again, through what else but her own shifting and brilliant subjectivity.
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You and I have intelligence, but we also have subjectivity; it feels like something on the inside when we have experiences.
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To those who would raise the bugaboo of subjectivity or instructor favoritism, please see the classroom motto: Life Is Not Fair.
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But within at least the first two of those categories, there is still ample room for controversy, subjectivity and extensive delay.
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This, in turn, has a significant influence on our subjectivity: how we view ourselves, our society, and our roles in it.
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Totalitarian regimes the world over know the value and power of subjectivity – that is why they work so hard to destroy it.
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What he found instead was the subjectivity of photography, at a time when the medium was still considered a tool of truth.
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Through gradients, designers have found the perfect metaphor for subjectivity in an era when even the word "fact" is up for debate.
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When artists self-represent, they bring a degree of subjectivity to their images and tend to expand on limiting ideas of womanhood.
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Cox, who draws inspiration from own her subjectivity and physical presence, continues to use her body as a medium for creative expression.
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We need new grammars and new images in order to forge a new subjectivity, to invent new ways of feeling and desiring.
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That offers "greater subjectivity" in naming a country a currency manipulator, said Khoon Goh, head of Asia research at Australian bank ANZ.
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Worker subjectivity, it became apparent, was shifting away from building a labor movement and toward a resistance against the disciplines of work.
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It happens in ways which mystify that relation, giving canonical authority to a particular kind of experience of subjectivity and social power.
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Like in the real world, where those with more power can write their subjectivity on others, the gamers in Westworld are rich.
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Everyone understands that "being rational" implies trying to strip away biases and innate subjectivity in order to make the best possible decision.
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It is history seen through the eyes of these persons, without a pretense to being universal, which, through its subjectivity, becomes universal.
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Goal-setting helps employees identify specific targets that are in line with their managers' expectations and the company's needs and eliminates subjectivity.
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As Taylor Renee Aldridge said in her excellent recent piece in ARTnews, we must consider Black subjectivity instead of merely black bodies.
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Kippenberger emerged at a moment in the mid-1970s when the concepts of subjectivity and identity in art were undergoing critical interrogation.
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If anything, Marshall has found ways to expand his subjectivity and memories so that the self takes at least one step back.
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For some readers, the fact that "Cat Person" centers on the subjectivity of a young woman made it inherently unliterary and unworthy.
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Shange delivers her narrative with uncompromising beauty, intent on encapsulating the nuances of Black female subjectivity, as well as revealing her own.
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"Vigilant subjectivity" is what's required, and playing it straight — presenting all the information and allowing the reader to make the final judgment.
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There is horror here too, as the diarist ages and her life contracts: the horror of unrelenting subjectivity, of grinding brain-noise.
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Psychologists and neuroscientists call this general phenomenon "mind time," describing the many ways subjectivity and social context shapes our sense of time.
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Already apparent in these early works is a kind of dualism: they reference classical forms while also radiating contemporary anxiety and subjectivity.
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According to this line of thinking, the only brains that are capable of true subjectivity and introspection are those comprised of biological matter.
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Where the photographs stood for a plain and universal photographic truth, Schutz has blurred the reality of Till's death, infusing it with subjectivity.
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Similarly, the women in Westworld are either innocent virgins or sex workers—and they're the bodies that man can write his subjectivity on.
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The moment's good for a laugh, and it works, too, as a subtle restatement of the play's obsession with subjectivity and its sources.
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Sheila Heti's "How Should A Person Be?" and, in a more astringent mode, Rachel Cusk's "Outline," present female subjectivity as fragmentary or contingent.
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As a matter of extreme subjectivity, consciousness was even mostly off-limits to scientists until the 1980s and its very definition is unsettled.
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I think that's probably the truth of human subjectivity; but because we see so much fiction, that creates much neater parcels of people.
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His self-imposed outsider perspective gave him a unique point of view when it came to an industry that's very much about subjectivity.
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Ideas around mental illness, race, and the artistic process collide messily in Madeline's Madeline, which pulls off cinematic subjectivity like few other works.
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Checks and balances, unconscious bias training, and an independent committee or blind review process together could help to alleviate subjectivity in performance reviews.
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Freedman routinely tests the limits of subjectivity, just as he is testing the limits of the flimsy physical structures his sculptures rest on.
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As a committed abstract painter, the challenges he had to face included Abstract Expressionism (subjectivity) and Minimalism (objectivity), abstract gestures and tight geometry.
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Over time, at the insistence of wise editors, I began to understand that the story needed to be grounded in my own subjectivity.
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When we make decisions based on "fit" instead of competencies, experience, or skills, we've invited the maximum amount of subjectivity into the process.
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Yet they were discussing "Cat Person" as though it were the only story in the world capable of granting subjectivity to young women.
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This is a reductive understanding of an author who not only cherished individual subjectivity, but also valorized the transcendent power of collective action.
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Our heightened awareness of the curators' subjectivity requires us to take a larger-than-average leap of faith in regards to their wisdom.
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In this flickering ballet, the human body at the center of traditional narrative subjectivity is undone by a visual noise it cannot contain.
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He would write a song both in the first and third person and then randomize these two perspectives to create a 'new' subjectivity.
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Although it's often presented as a dichotomy (the apparent subjectivity of the writer versus the seeming objectivity of the psychologist), it need not be.
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"In the context of subjectivity and personalization, perfection simply isn't possible, and it really shouldn't even be a goal," write the blog post's authors.
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Call out Objectivity and Subjectivity Companies need to build a culture where it is okay to question whether a colleague is being fully objective.
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Rhodes draws our attention to the subjectivity of framing and cropping in film, as well as of grammatical constructs, such as subject and object.
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Using whatever access you have to people in the company and/or company materials such as job descriptions, policies, and procedures, look for subjectivity.
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Rather, he pointed to the subjectivity of cheating, and also brought up the fact that baseball players were stealing signs back in the 1800s.
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Those include a guided meditation this Saturday, a nod to Ms. Leigh's artistic mission of exploring black subjectivity, with a focus on black women.
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It represents the intersection of several stress points related to race: Tolerance of police violence, mass incarceration and subjectivity in the criminal justice system.
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In other words, she had to embrace her subjectivity and recognize that she did not experience the world the same way everyone else did.
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Introducing subjectivity and favoritism, while barring equal access for religious and private-school children who seek admission to the specialized high schools, furthers divisions.
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Due to bias, subjectivity and other motivations, the random online patient ratings system is a hinderance, not a reliable guide, to good health care.
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With Crawlspace, Wallschlaeger enters the tradition of poets and artists who illuminate black female subjectivity — Wanda Coleman, Carrie Mae Weems, Lucille Clifton, Lorna Simpson.
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Apparent in Manuel Neri's works with plaster figures is a kind of dualism: they reference classical forms while also radiating contemporary anxiety and subjectivity.
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Of less importance to the curator is the question of whether a photograph is an impartial record or conditioned by the subjectivity of the photographer.
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The subjectivity of its voting system has contributed to the Grammys' history of snubbing hip-hop and R&B artists, especially in the general categories.
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The subjectivity we tend to associate with the writerly way of looking may simply be more visible in that realm rather than exclusive to it.
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Vida's refusal of that narrative subverts familiar tragic immigrant tropes attached perniciously to Latinas, allowing for new expressions of queer Latinx subjectivity beyond gendered stereotypes.
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There is a veritable glut of Austen fanfiction, published or otherwise, devoted to rehabilitating Mary and granting her the agency and subjectivity Austen denied her.
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It doesn't bamboozle or madden or intellectualise or seem to be asking particularly difficult or self important questions about perception or the nature of subjectivity.
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There's a lot of subjectivity here, and Kilduff-Taylor is still probably more entertained than I am by the conceit of the Tokyo 41 campaign.
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Here, Sully's face is a landscape as vast as a western tableau, full of mystery and, over time, a means for the story's radical subjectivity.
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JG: You say you're not into a conceptual framework or poetics, but I think a poetics of "outering," of externalizing subjectivity, does emerge pretty clearly.
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The Pentagon said at the time that the assessment was "not indicative of effectiveness" of American military strategy, citing "uncertainty" and "subjectivity" in the data.
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But there is an important distinction to be made between the idea of self as mastermind and chief executive officer, and the process of subjectivity.
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Because of the estimates, "you have to accept a great deal of subjectivity," said Robert Willens, a corporate tax and accounting consultant in New York.
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By letting everyone but the star of the story tell it, Bagieu creates a feeling of subjectivity that gives her artistic leeway in her compositions.
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"Andrea looked at the visual references in the book in ways that opened back up the subjectivity in Kant's own way of looking," Meade said.
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Rating: 22011/210 or 210/10, depending on perspective Looks a bit like Ronaldo With this sculpture of Cristiano Ronaldo, subjectivity again comes into play.
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This is the post-abstract consciousness that hurls each artist out into the uncharted space of hyper-subjectivity, away from a common, normative visual syntax.
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Combined with an occasionally extreme jitteriness, this aesthetic raised the audience's awareness of the cameraperson's presence, which magnified the sense of impressionistic subjectivity in the work.
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The slow pace of the game allots too much time for gossip, and the subjectivity of baseball's results provide a fertile environment for speculation to stick.
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And, as Swinney notes, there is also a famous scene in the film where Scorsese uses a camera move to break the close subjectivity with Bickle.
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Such choices reinforce one's subjectivity and open up a dialogue with others around what we want, what we need, and what we can work toward together.
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The press has responded to Trump's lambastings by substituting aggressive, hard-hitting reporting with antagonistic stories that combine facts and subjectivity in the same news reports.
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But Lightman's aim in this insightful and provocative musing is to remind us of the centrality of subjectivity in all human endeavors, including those of science.
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But mathematicians are also human beings, and they react to new ideas the way human beings do: with subjectivity, emotion, and a sense of personal stakes.
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So all this illusion, subjectivity, layers of virtual filters between us and a reality we may never see clearly — it's fiction, but it rings oddly familiar.
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As I see it, a good activist should be confident but willing to listen, able to actively sort wrong from right while acknowledging subjectivity and nuance.
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In this uncanny exhibition, LA artists Paul Mpagi Sepuya, Alice Lang, Adam Novak, and Lauren Faigeles explore embodiment and subjectivity via the cropped and fragmented figure.
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His ego having slipped from his fingers, he's watching it, helplessly, floating away on the wind, watching his own subjectivity dissipate while losing himself in the music.
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Accurately valuing a start-up for its future potential is hard and often valuations suffer from noise, subjectivity, information lags, pricing feedback loops and time horizon issues.
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Pratt Manhattan Gallery presents A New Subjectivity: Figurative Painting after 26, an exhibition composed entirely of paintings by women that attempts to categorize Expressionism in new terms.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads There are documentaries that embrace subjectivity over journalistic pretense, and then there's the idiosyncratic approach of the new film 306 Hollywood.
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EJ Hill's installation and durational performance, A Monumental Offering of Potential Energy, is also an investigation of the black male body through the artist's own queer subjectivity.
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Scorsese uses several other techniques to establish Bickle's subjectivity via the camera, including a slow-motion shot during voiceover narration of an encounter with the character Betsy.
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For example, in an effort to remove subjectivity from interviews, her firm often encourages managers to come armed with examples of better or worse responses to questions.
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The number of judges—a minimum of six, up to a maximum of nine—watching competitors is meant to remove any subjectivity, but can only lessen it.
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"They believed that subjectivity was a more direct route to a deeper truth and what Herzog calls the ecstatic truth, that's what I'm going for," he said.
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Calibration applies a forced curve that diminishes the impact of data, can heighten the impact of subjectivity, and introduces an element of randomness into the review process.
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Still, it is immensely gratifying to move through a museum space that affirms the dignity of female subjectivity, a perspective that is too often devalued or dismissed.
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It allows the listener to turn Bejar's work into an act of self-examination, with enough openness in his subjectivity to allow personal projection to take shape.
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Connecting with these characters becomes a matter of looking past the surface to see interior markers of subjectivity — a prompt that carries over to the surrounding works.
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I think, in a lot of ways, in that work he got to have it all: there's subjectivity, there's distance, and there's all this play with material.
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As Jonathan Katz has argued, her work brings into being a subjectivity that is more aligned with the blurring of self/other that is typical of Buddhism.
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" Yet their shared vocabulary with the corporate world's new-school new-schoolers is telling: Both sides suffer from "a collapse of the barrier between subjectivity and objectivity.
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"Increasing transparency, reducing subjectivity and ensuring timely examination results are all important issues addressed in the proposal," Consumer Bankers Association President Richard Hunt said in a statement.
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We can get into a whole discussion about objectivity and subjectivity, but you really think that you are a neutral arbiter in the telling of this story?
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Already in these works, heavy human flesh no longer functions as a prerequisite for subjectivity, but rather takes on léger (lightweight) aspects typical of the electronic android.
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On another, they are complete fabrications — even the witness accounts that he incorporates are vulnerable to the subjectivity of memory, and historical references are subject to editorial frameworks.
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He's always been intrigued by "soft systems," a term he uses to describe the impact human behavior or subjectivity can have on a piece of art or music.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads How can our understanding of history and reality be enhanced through an intensification of subjectivity, thereby altering the relationship between the two?
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She emerged on New York's art scene in the early noughts when cultural discourse on postcolonial subjectivity was reaching its boiling point in the academic and art worlds.
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What if the most immediate threat of AI is less about robots taking over the world, and more about technology becoming more embedded into our consciousness and subjectivity?
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Spanning 50 years from the Vietnam War era to the War on Terror, the show features artists who respond to and challenge the subjectivity of mass-media messages.
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What's striking about them — and what distinguishes them from American magazine covers of the same period— is the depth of subjectivity that comes across from the women depicted.
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"This rule change is not gonna solve every single issue, you're still going to have a certain amount of subjectivity," said John Mara, the president of the Giants.
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One wonders how a reorientation of the concept of human subjectivity would shift all essentialisms, who and what "women" in the lyrics Bunny Girl dances to can include.
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As she did in her previous novels, "The Book of Salt" and "Bitter in the Mouth," Truong is exploring personal memory in all its creative and contradictory subjectivity.
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Colb and Dorf define sentience as "the ability to have subjective experiences," which is a little tricky, because animal subjectivity is what's hard for us to pin down.
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This, in part, would mean redefining each level of the GS pay scale to allow for the technical requirements to be less restrictive and allow for greater subjectivity.
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"When it's real-world conflict, you can introduce moral relativism," Thomspon said, explaining that boys' fantasy lives are no place for lessons on subjectivity and humanizing the other.
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Mores McWreath contributes several of his Spots — weekly shorts he produces which use his subjectivity as a white man to examine those fears and ideologies to an extreme.
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The bottom line is, what Kierkegaard pointed out is a steady push in society toward more objectivity, and less engagement with subjectivity, with what is — sometimes derisively — called inwardness.
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These movies and miniseries come across as a reflection of our increasing awareness, if not necessarily increasingly wisdom, about the subjectivity of what gets presented as the objective truth.
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They use them to organize "raw" data into objects, categories and events, and in doing so they infect even the most "reliable event data" with their partiality and subjectivity.
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It feels like a fresh new approach to an old genre — a willingness to not just embrace the subjectivity of family documentaries, but to charge into it full-bore.
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The story addresses what Snyder calls "anxieties in the air" — biological warfare, climate change, isolationism and what the writer refers to as "the madness of subjectivity" where nothing matters.
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Could it go without saying that privileging subjectivity—and the rendering of interior psychic space—is one of the primary functions of literature, and a defining feature of modernity?
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And of course, we moderns have variations in our racial subjectivity because of the individual context of our racial socialization, friendship patterns, type of educational experiences and other factors.
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While appeals on residential properties are based on appraisals that have a level of subjectivity, commercial appeals typically start with the amount of income a business makes after expenses.
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But we were concerned that, you know, a cranky critic might argue that that's just confirmation bias and a case of human subjectivity coming in to make those claims.
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Some of the notables are Me, My, Mine: Commanding Subjectivity in Painting, which recently opened at DC Moore Gallery, and Painting Forward, which recently closed at Thomas Erben Gallery.
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The proposition is that computer code, unlike, say, Hammurabi's or the Federal Reserve's, is impartial—that it can eliminate, or at least greatly reduce, the role of toxic subjectivity.
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I started using the term "pigmentocracy" during my dissertation to analyze the relationship between class and skin tonalities as constitutive of [subjectivity] as much as gender and sex identification.
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We piece together fragments of insight to gain a sense of his inner life, but our differing perspectives reveal as much about our own subjectivity as they do Jamie's.
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Simone Leigh's chief subject is, in her own terms, "black female subjectivity," hardly a predominant theme in an art world that has skewed way white and male since its inception.
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Leigh's chief subject is, in her own terms, "black female subjectivity," hardly a predominant theme in a US art world that has skewed way white and male since its inception.
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Her interest in abjection's disruption of subjectivity and order and her observations about exclusion and taboo, especially as they relate to biblical proscriptions in Jewish law, would seem highly relevant.
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While Hilma af Klint's powerful abstractions at the Guggenheim New York write a new subtext for art history, Zarina's intimately scaled exhibition treads a similar terrain of spirituality and subjectivity.
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Ten stories flanked by two novellas posit that possessions may in turn possess their owners, while exploring definitions of generosity, the emotional cost of money and the subjectivity of worth.
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Chris's love letters to Dick become meditations upon female subjectivity and its punishments, as the suffering that Chris feels in her unrequited love increasingly becomes indistinguishable from art practice itself.
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In this way, these works depart from the classical subjectivity of the nineteenth-century novel, and seem closer to an earlier tradition, also oral and heroic and historic: epic poetry.
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And even within the fields that are sort of legitimate, like forensic pathology, there can still be a fair amount of subjectivity, particularly [since different] medical examiners interpret wounds differently.
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"Car sharing produces a philandering subjectivity that gives individuals the freedom to have lots of different types of cars, and therefore relationships with each of them," writes researcher Catherine Simpson.
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Some economists say living with less in this context is appropriate for achieving efficiency, but they overlook the subjectivity of economic value, which renders these experiences irreplaceable to some people.
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This is just one New Yorker's feeling, and yet when a whole gang of people sing it, the feeling becomes something different—a collective emotion that transcends time and subjectivity.
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Abolition images depict subjects who are no longer the object of the rule of others but have subjectivity and are "levelly human," as the Combahee River Collective once put it.
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Armed with the liberating knowledge that I was not a smart person, I dropped any pretense of objectivity or subjectivity and began asking truly smart people to rate dumb things.
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"The moment someone starts feeling what the characters in a story feel, they're removing themselves from their own subjectivity and imagining what it's like to be something else," Hsiung says.
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As some of you may know, I am in my last year of undergrad pursuing an individualized degree titled "Subjectivity in Gamespace," combining my two passions: critical theory and video games.
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Early definitions of addiction often did indeed see it as being identical to dependence, in part because physical withdrawal symptoms can be objectively measured and researchers were trying to minimize subjectivity.
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And honestly, at this stage it feels a bit unfocused – and likely difficult to judge, giving the subjectivity of attempting to compare projects with entirely different goals in completely different fields.
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If one wins, one must also be able to lose... If I could start over, I would do my best to eliminate subjectivity, and write for the good of the people.
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And so, while the Queen is required to remain politically impartial, the royals' reticence in showing emotion or subjectivity also allows them to draw as little attention (or ire) as possible.
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In 2014, for example, women represented only 1.4 percent of conductors in British orchestras, according to "Gender, Subjectivity and Cultural Work," a 2018 book by Christina Scharff of King's College London.
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For Riley, the controversies are as much a function of understanding that some decisions, like offside, are grounded in fact while others are always likely to retain a degree of subjectivity.
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For example, "Beauty" (1993) is a complex investigation into the natural visual phenomenon of the rainbow, while also encouraging the viewer to confront the subjectivity and constructed nature of human perception.
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"This is not to say that we wish to re-enforce notions of gender binary or suppress the myriad intersectionalities that occur across female subjectivity," Bruce said in her curatorial text.
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Either we are taken in by the intimacy of these paintings, trusting in the sureness of her hand, or we turn away from their direct attempt to engage our own subjectivity.
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The use of mimicry, parody, and implicit criticism of British dress, manners, and institutions turned the gaze onto the slave masters — an African gaze — resulting in a newfound subjectivity in the West.
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By preserving and replicating the American flag in collage and encaustic, was Johns primarily concerned with painting's flatness or with rejecting the subjectivity of the Abstract Expressionists, as so many have claimed?
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Objectivity, subjectivity, these are just words we use to describe a process where we take a certain approach—but I wasn't interested in being in control of a process while in Libya.
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FOR OPACITY: ELIJAH BURGHER, TOYIN OJIH ODUTOLA, AND NATHANIEL MARY QUINN Dreamy colored pencil, dense pastel and confident charcoal from three young artists thinking about subjectivity and the self. Oct. 1-Feb.
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Alumni from some of the specialized schools have spoken out against doing away with the test, saying the new proposal would introduce subjectivity into what has been an objective and meritocratic process.
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At the same time, when I entered the main fair, I was reminded how artists are providing us with complex, nuanced ways of thinking about subjectivity and identity — race, gender, sexuality, etc.
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Much as he did in "Krisha," the writer-director Trey Edward Shults gets super-close to his characters, creating a sense of intense subjectivity that is by turns intimate and purposefully claustrophobic.
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Directed by the gifted Lileana Blain-Cruz in a style that finds a feverish subjectivity within an almost clinical mise-en-scène, "Pipeline" lacks the driving coherence of Ms. Morisseau's earlier work.
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Indeed, with "Figur Raumlineatur / Figure et réseau de lignes dans l'espace" (1924), Schlemmer seems to have predicted our networked subjectivity by constructing a space of imaginative accommodation for an intensely connected circulate.
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Some critics fear that there's never a time for debate when it comes to safe space culture — that it's all mushy subjectivity and no analytical rigor, all emotion and no rational perspective.
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But Lawson's appropriation of these photographs, a move reminiscent of Sherrie Levine's "After Walker Evans: 23-200" (1981), focuses less on what is being documented than it does on black women's subjectivity.
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I, the beneficiary of all this freedom, could thus identify both with Ellen, in flight from her brutish husband, and with Newland, the independent protagonist whose subjectivity stood for that of the author.
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I think there's a bit of a disguise the show wears through its subjectivity – because obviously the [X-Men] movies take place, these latest ones, some in the '60s, and '70s, and '80s.
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The symbolic complexity that the piece unfolds to the audience through a sensorial dispositive is key to understanding the artist's persistent critique to totalitarian thinking and the perversity of its attack against subjectivity.
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The digital platform has also sought to challenge dominant narratives in art history that find little relevance in today's world but continue to unduly exert influence over standards of beauty, sexuality, and subjectivity.
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It is the most powerful way to signify the complex entanglement of subjectivity, facts, ideas, intentional and unintentional actions, indifference and, passivity, which come together in a fatal weave of atrocity and destruction.
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While it has brought some excitement back to the Olympic competition this year, the new system also reintroduced a dose of subjectivity to the judging that boxers, coaches, and even some judges regret.
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On select Tuesdays this summer, the series will host artists and practitioners in dialogue about urgent issues such as climate change and environmental justice, Asian American subjectivity in pop culture, and housing rights.
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At first glance, this would be a groundbreaking technological achievement that would change the way head trauma is managed, from youth sports to the pros alike, ending the perceived subjectivity of concussion detection.
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They engage with issues related to transgender and gender nonconforming identities, with a strong intergenerational subjectivity that references the queer elders who paved the way for representing these livelihoods with care and authenticity.
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What is often lost in posthumous accounts of Kippenberger's life and persona is the intelligence and multilayered critique in his work: of himself; identity politics; and the ideological constructs of late capitalist subjectivity.
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Haskell Wexler's cinematography conveys a subjectivity specific to these characters' experiences, as opposed to just a festival of voyeurism in which we peer in on the mean parlor games of quasi-bourgeois people.
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English decries black nationalist demands for a unified community in favor of an individualism, personal autonomy, and subjectivity that many then and now would deride as a bourgeois affectation if not a betrayal.
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Behold rattling trap hooks, sticky electronic keyboards distinctly hummable in their pro forma solidity, goofy vocals vaguely aware of Young Thug's splattermouth while enunciating clearly and slowly enough that their subjectivity remains intact.
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The Americans, in an effort to avoid any residual subjectivity from the Abstract Expressionists, careened toward serialization and the fetishization of surface, evidenced by the machine aesthetic present in the works of Donald Judd.
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The latter examined how contemporary visual artists and photographers use their work to comment on traditional assumptions about documentary photography in order to encourage viewers to grapple with issues of context, subjectivity, and interpretation.
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There's a lot of room for subjectivity when you're evaluating the quality of an image, but that's not so much the case when you're talking about the speed of these phones' respective camera apps.
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Though it's undeniable that each subject has made great gains in her field, Petersen's dedication to overstating the transgressive behaviors of female celebrities in service of the notion of subjectivity as empowerment rings hollow.
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If storytelling, the way we structure and make meaning from the events of our lives, arose from navigating, so, too, is the practice of navigation inherently bound up with storytelling, in all its subjectivity.
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Not only can it take an enormous amount of time to classify and tabulate all the different responses, but it also involves a degree of subjectivity, based on how individual researchers interpret each answer.
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O'Reilly is perhaps best known for his photomontage and collage works where he explores notions of transgression and subjectivity by juxtaposing contemporary imagery and his own self portraiture with visual fragments of art history.
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The deep map avoids the dubious objectivity of a topographical map and abates the fear of subjectivity altogether by employing it to the max: it has many subjects, all intrinsically connected to the one.
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The audience, deeply embedded in the girl's subjectivity, wavers between impatience with Regina's uptightness and alarm at Evangeline's recklessness, all the while trying to locate a stable perspective from which to judge the situation.
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But if you remove the irrational dimension from human existence—call it subjectivity, or, in religious terms, the soul—it turns out that you can no longer understand how people will feel and act.
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Respondable's basic assessment tools — subject length, word count, question count, and reading level — are free, but you can subscribe to a monthly plan for access to advanced features that include positivity, politeness, and subjectivity measurements.
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I think that the commonly accepted reading of Johns's career – that he rejected subjectivity, which we associate with Abstract Expressionism, in favor of detached objectivity – overlooks his interest in intuitive responses to life and art.
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He experiments with a "free indirect" mode of cinema with point of view fake-outs and moments of aural subjectivity, and performances elevate characters to the point of satire even in the ostensibly serious moments.
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Instead, Fox folds the pivotal events of her story into a larger examination of the subjectivity and slipperiness of memory and how we can't choose which aspects of the past inform the people we become.
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If I am transfixed by Imhof's performance, it is the morbid transfixion of being faced in the mirror with visions of the body, of sociality and of subjectivity that are at once desirable and disconcerting.
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Also: We're all modern people, incarcerated in our subjectivity, and a genuine breakout experience of the Other — the person, the Hell's Angel in front of us — comes to us via the grace of God alone.
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The father's mortal eyes—symbol of human perception and subjectivity—have become incorruptible pearls, just as the delicate human mind has become, in Westworld, a hard and shiny ball worth serious money on the market.
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Susan Choi has long attempted to subvert the territory of a story, giving us the private account of historic event, the fresh perspective on the tale we think we know, the stubborn subjectivity of truth.
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By the same measure, patchwork solutions to address modern realities have created a complicated thicket of rules and regulation, which not only put an unnecessary burden on taxpayers, but also allow for subjectivity and politicization.
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These writers all use a narrator as a kind of stripped-down, pure subjectivity, a pair of eyes that wanders through the world witnessing its peculiar contents, taking its account but often not understanding it.
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Particularly in the execution of his expressive nudes, Schiele's line is frequently full of an elegant erotic intelligence that conveys to some a sense of tortured subjectivity, but I don't quite read them that way.
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Under the new system, YouTube maintains that verification is still not an endorsement of content but simply a reflection of notoriety and the strength of a brand, which is the squishiest bit of squishy subjectivity.
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Abrams argued that early eighteenth-century literature was a mirror, reflecting reality as it was, while the new Romantic literature acted like a lamp generated by individual minds, peering into spaces illuminated by their subjectivity.
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The Committee, as it has since the 3943-03 season, determines the order by weighing what is happening in the present alongside each team's big-picture outlook — with sprinkles of subjectivity and whimsy thrown in.
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She heartily despised her nickname of "Virginia Werewoolf", but the moniker is somewhat apt given that her novels are concerned with the troubled subjectivity of their female protagonists, maintaining an ambiguity about what is actually happening.
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" They add: "For me, when coming out, I thought, what is my comfort level using they/them pronouns instead of she/her and how does it affect my own understanding of myself and inform my subjectivity?
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Based on his objective transformation of such ordinary items as a target and the American flag, his exploration of "reactions one cannot quite account for" conveys his interest in a subjectivity rooted in a bodily response.
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He has spent decades training to see, considering the discrepancy between a subject and their moving image, or between a place and a place on a screen — all the result of that pesky third element, subjectivity.
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The lyrics are hardly clear about their vampiric implications — "I'm so tired/Of subjectivity" isn't a phrase you'll find in the "Twilight" series — but Ms. Hval evokes a goth sensibility that's fully compatible with the milieu.
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Chinonso, the protagonist of this complex novel, is spoken for by a guardian spirit, whose voice, tinged with regret at being unable to forestall a mortal's worst decisions, is a clever blend of subjectivity and omniscience.
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What's interesting about these photographs is that, in a country with alarming rates of homophobia and transphobia, Mujercitos were allowed in the photographs, a space of feminine subjectivity that the rest of the society denies them.
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"Subjectivity remains the most important criterion of the diary," the German writer Christa Wolf wrote in her own very unusual diary, "One Day a Year," in which she recorded the events of a single day — Sept.
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In a literary establishment filled with stories about the subjectivity of straight white men, for young women, it's validation on a huge scale: Yes, this is what the world is like, and no, you're not crazy.
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While most stocks continue to rely on traditional valuations — that is, fundamentals and estimates — others can rally on subjectivity, Cramer said, going on to bring home his argument by contrasting the stocks of Caterpillar and Tesla.
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"Through both a scientific approach to gathering data—including precise measurements and record keeping—and a poetic sensibility, Finch's works often inhabit the area between objective investigations of science and the subjectivity of lived experience," Enderby says.
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Over the course of several months of conference calls and computer simulations, the three researchers eventually determined that the enemy of science — subjectivity — had burrowed its way into the field's methodology more deeply than had been recognized.
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The Committee, as it has for more than 15 years, determines the 23-to-30 order by weighing what's happening in the present alongside each team's big-picture outlook — with sprinkles of subjectivity and whimsy thrown in.
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Darcey Steinke is a writer who, through a memoir and five novels, has explored the overlap of the spiritual and the sexual, rendering female subjectivity as both a site of resistance and a simple fact of life.
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One does not have to agree with Kierkegaard's single-minded, hostile rejection of objective thought and objectivity to still consider what he has to say about the cultivation of subjectivity, because that is where his major insights lie.
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At the same time that it depicts Saul's conversion, "Son of Saul" also directly engages the viewer's subjectivity by its style and mode of presentation; its achievement is to embody the dynamic that is its very subject matter.
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Wall Street has long complained about the complexity and subjectivity of the rule, which bans banks that accept U.S. taxpayer-insured deposits — such as Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, and Morgan Stanley — from engaging in short-term speculative trading.
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Following its time at Pratt Manhattan Gallery, A New Subjectivity will travel to the Fine Arts Center Gallery, University of Arkansas, August 28 – September 22, 2017; and Reece Museum, East Tennessee State University, October 16 – December 15, 2017.
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What it's about: A critical look by New York Times critic Michiko Kakutani at the trends in social media, academia, culture, and politics that have allowed for the prioritizing of subjectivity and emotion over science and rational thought.
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Yes, it might allow for the processing of a greater volume of raw information, but it will do little or nothing to alter the inherent subjectivity of the concepts used to divide this information into objects and relations.
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Himid produced bold figurative works with black female subjects as their central focus, giving these individuals a subjectivity and agency that was reinforced by her use of wood cut-outs, a direct way to afford them physical presence.
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But the lack of various women directors and writers, coupled with Atwood only contributing as a consultant, does start to help me understand why Handmaid's Tale Season 2 feels so much less entrenched in female realities and subjectivity.
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Society gives young girls and women so little agency and subjectivity, and choosing to be in a cult or a group can feel like an act of power, sort of choosing your own way, choosing a different life.
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Wall Street has long complained about the complexity and subjectivity of the rule, which bans banks that accept U.S. taxpayer-insured deposits — such as Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, and Morgan Stanley — from engaging in short-term speculative trading.
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The aim is to produce a more up-to-date and detailed assessment than the standings do, measuring what is happening in the present against each team's big-picture outlook — with dollops of subjectivity and whimsy thrown in.
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This presents a difficulty, since novels, even when recounted by unreliable narrators, typically depend on the continuity of consciousness provided by memory, the prime source for the production of subjectivity that has been central to the modern novel.
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But it also had historical roots in Europe and colonial appropriation, and coincided with Einstein's theory of relativity, Saussure's lectures on structural linguistics, two world wars, the atomic bomb and the breakdown of Western ideas about human subjectivity.
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Analysts and fundamental portfolio managers are trying to shift from decision-making that relies on human subjectivity to a quantitative approach or a mix of both quant and fundamental analysis, according to Evan Schnidman, Prattle's chief executive officer.
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The physical pockets of the neighborhood Kim carved out on her soundwalk worked similarly, becoming temporary spaces for each of us to consider the subjectivity of experiencing sound, which extends beyond the use of just a single sense.
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Also because of the nature of the ledgers we could create a data driven machine-learning based software as opposed to the people-based process prone to human error and subjectivity that is the standard for the banking industry.
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Abusing some silly clichés along the way, with the protagonist being a beret-wearing French painter whose costs are split strictly between rent, baguettes, and wine, the game manages to accurately portray the subjectivity inherent to art and aesthetics.
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Social-media executives claim to transcend subjectivity, and they have designed their platforms to be feedback machines, giving us not what we claim to want, nor what might be good for us, but what we actually pay attention to.
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Featuring artists and practitioners in dialogue about urgent issues such as climate change and environmental justice (August 6), Asian American subjectivity in pop culture (August 13), and housing rights (September 3), this program is free for members and students.
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Stella's main argument boils down to this: How to make paintings that don't lose the status of paintings by becoming objects — paintings that evacuate the subjectivity of both the painter and the viewer, and replace it with historical necessity?
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It is unusual, if not exceptional, for short stories about female subjectivity to become quite as popular as "Cat Person" — but it's very normal for all kinds of stories to include offhand statements about how fat people are gross.
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Marshall's underlying romanticism takes a supernatural turn in "Train Window 1 (The Apparitions)" (40 x 50 inches, latex ink on silver vinyl mounted on Dibond; 2016), pushing beyond mere garden-variety subjectivity into the realm of hallucination and paranoia.
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The final scene is not the usual operatic struggle for a woman's chastity against a seducer so much as a depiction of an internal struggle, an intriguing move for opera, which tends to place strict limits on women's subjectivity.
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"American culture has a strong hold on Filipinx (gender neutral term for people of Filipino descent) lives and the accent is a reminder of never wholly belonging to Canada," said Casey Mecija, a PhD candidate studying Filipinx diasporic subjectivity.
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However, as Kierkegaard points out, the mind can flee its own subjectivity; instead of dwelling in the presence of one's experience, one can escape into alienation; into theorizing about needs, goals and happiness, and live by abstract principles and objective measures.
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But both left and right have found inspiration in his subjectivity; in linguistic game-playing as a philosophical method; and in how he merges truth, power and morality so that might is right and speech is itself an assertion of strength.
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It's the kind of effortless-seeming image that complexly plays with ideas of feminine subjectivity, recalling the Impressionist painter Berthe Morisot's 67 painting "Woman at Her Toilette" in the way in which it shows a private act that anticipates public exposure.
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Some philosophers will wonder why Damasio doesn't dwell on and repeat endlessly, as they do, that consciousness is a mystery, that no one has offered a satisfying account of how feelings, experience, subjectivity and consciousness emerged, and how experience is produced.
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Hegel looked on the Romantic art of his time as a synthesis and transcendence of symbolist or iconic art (Egyptian, for example) and classical Greek and Renaissance styles, overcoming the apparent opposition between reason and passion or reason and subjectivity.
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The subjectivity that governs soccer has generated a reluctance to air controversial replays to the crowd while the decision is being made, and fans at M.L.S. stadiums will see footage of a reviewed play only after an outcome has been reached.
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In his 20s he began painting landscapes in the forest of Fontainebleau, where an earlier generation of French artists — Camille Corot, Théodore Rousseau, Charles Daubigny, and the other members of the Barbizon school — began to imbue landscape painting with greater subjectivity.
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That last sentence, such an honest response to one's own consciousness, slays us in the way that only O'Neill can; its subjectivity, its credibility remake the world for us, framing it with a proscenium and peopling it with Whitaker and Wood.
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Such critics say that while DNA profiles analyzed from a drop of blood or a semen stain are the gold standard of forensic evidence, the low copy number method involves too much subjectivity and even guessing, and could lead to wrongful convictions.
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"This subjectivity has long been understood and recognized by both dermatologists and pathologists and has been demonstrated in previous studies," said Dr. Jennifer DeFazio, who is also a dermatologist at Memorial Sloan-Kettering and was also not involved with the new study.
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"The subjectivity of scoring is part of what makes the sport unique, and the nature of the contest means that strong opinions are formed by teams and fans, but that should not impact negatively on the integrity of the officials," AIBA said.
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The book contended that, at the turn of the century, subjectivity in poetry had become so rote, so inauthentic, that it had had to be abandoned completely—in a sense, killed off—and replaced by a more impersonal kind of lyric voice.
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And while it's easy to look at the hard numbers and fall back on the reassurance of sales histories, there is also admittedly an intangible subjectivity to the process—which, honest to god, is one of the biggest reasons I love my job.
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This is one reason Damasio is skeptical of both "the prevalent view … that subjectivity is unlikely to have emerged in any creature besides sophisticated humans," as well as the search among fellow neuroscientists for the specific place in the brain where consciousness happens.
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The biggest difference is that while the book sticks exclusively to Joe's perspective — a twisted, sardonic subjectivity that, like the sociopathic protagonist of "Gone Girl," nonetheless voices some sharp cultural critiques — the series expands its scope to include Beck's private thoughts and experiences.
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"In that subjectivity a whole host of sins can be camouflaged, and you risk creating a system rife with favoritism and corruption," said James Cahill, president of the New York State Building & Construction Trades Council, which represents more than 2200,2000 unionized construction workers.
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Rather than making an attempt to destroy an old world, which now seems utopian in character, or invert the monument as a corrective, these artists are contending with a specific strain of history and the implications of inserting their individual subjectivity into it.
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Weber films the house from dramatic angles that shift the action from lyrical objectivity (as in views of the tramp from overhead) to the hyperexpressive subjectivity of point-of-view shots (as in a distorted image of him from the woman's frenzied perspective).
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We just needed to be at the center of a story, which would include all the complexities of human subjectivity, not just the good but the bad, the three-dimensional fullness that white people took for granted with the privilege of being individuals.
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The subjectivity that was a hallmark of the Romantics was always tied to an Imperial ambition that was projected onto the world, but here that world view is just another toppled intellectual regime, placed alongside other historic ideas like objects in a museum.
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She's been compared to the antic Ryan Trecartin, and the frenetic velocity of the more established artist's take on contemporary culture provides an instructive foil to her deliberation and stillness, her mournful rumination, and her quirky, web-fueled cross-referencing, in all its unsettled subjectivity.
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"Considering the subjectivity of the qualification of a system as a driver aid and the variability of the associated penalties in recent cases, Renault F1 Team will consider its next course of action within the timeframe laid out by the FIA," the team said.
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To her attempted rapist, Heather is purity to be defiled; to her father, she is purity to be preserved; to herself, she is just ... pure, in a way that reads strongly like a man having trouble imagining true subjectivity for the woman he's objectifying.
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As a parent, Cecily now perforce moves in a sphere of ruthless subjectivity that her sharp eye can't help recording: the excesses of New York parenting culture, the stark reappearance of gender roles, the inducting of infants into materialism, the replacement of play with technology.
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A digitally scanned version of a Whole Slide Imaging (WSI) slide, which is used to train the AI model A digitally scanned version of a Whole Slide Imaging (WSI) slide, which is used to train the AI model Then there was the challenge of subjectivity.
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In his disdain for science, in the subjectivity of his worldview, in his radically solipsistic moral relativism (things are good or bad as they relate to him), he is a postmodern hero par excellence, Derrida with a funny haircut and a thousand-dollar suit.
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"It never occurred to me that I couldn't have children" is a statement that crops up frequently in the literature of I.V.F. A definition of subjectivity might be the failure to see what was given, and to understand thereby the meaning of what was not.
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The line you often hear in romance circles is that these are books "by women, about women, for women," and there is probably no single place in popular culture that has embraced female sexual subjectivity and agency quite as enthusiastically as the romance genre.
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I could be taking my mistrust of Camille's subjectivity too far, but what if Alice is also a figment of her imagination, like the woman in white and the woman in red who startle her in the street at the end of the episode?
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With an unadorned, naturalistic style that heavily favors intense close-ups, Hittman plunges viewers into the subjectivity of her protagonists, whose jumble of feelings — dread and confusion, determination and ambivalence, resignation and relief — play out with every glance and gesture, and very few words.
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"We tried to create tools to help us approach pay in a consistent and objective way, and remove the kind of subjectivity that can lead to pay bias," Sara Bowen, an attorney who leads Starbucks inclusion, diversity, equity and accessibility team, said in a statement.
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It feels like it's addressing a black audience with a certain amount of tenderness and a desire to give that black audience a very specific kind of subjectivity — but it also understands that, Broadway being Broadway, a lot of the audience will be white.
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But Rosi's vision of things is probably a bit too optimistic: if the posthuman includes a new emerging subjectivity, it is possible (but not a given) that we will see the coming of an anti-capitalist ethic where income and profit will not be the driving forces.
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In doing so, Adele displayed precisely the type of intersectional feminism that women of color have been advocating for decades, one that decenters white subjectivity and recognizes that traditional "white" feminism often excludes and/or discounts the experiences of non-white, queer, transgender and disabled people.
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On top of all of this, Rotten Tomatoes has always positioned itself as an objective listing of outside critical opinions that isn't making recommendations so much as collecting data, saying it even tries to eliminate subjectivity in its analysis of whether or not a review is positive.
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I, Tonya In other words, I, Tonya wears its subjectivity up front, something that fuels Gillespie's riskiest choice: to show Harding's life as one of moving from an abusive childhood with LaVona into an abusive marriage with Jeff into an abusive relationship with the American public.
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The best way to describe it is as a radical exercise in subjectivity, inviting audiences to experience the sometimes-surreal perspectives of a handful of black men and women as they move back and forth between the worlds of middle-class professional privilege and poverty and crime.
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Image courtesy of Bob Borries Image courtesy of Bob Borries In those 72 hours, we probably had more discussions about the philosophy of what news was, can we ever be free from bias or subjectivity and how disparate groups work together than we did building bespoke applications.
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On Tuesday, Senator John Thune, Republican of South Dakota, sent a letter of inquiry to Mark Zuckerberg, chief executive of Facebook, asking the company to further explain its editorial guidelines and to disclose whether there was "any level of subjectivity associated with" the Trending Topics section.
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Sometimes, stuck on the coast road behind the slow drivers while they decide whether or not they want to turn left, it strikes me that the true danger of driving might lie in its capacity for subjectivity, and in the weapons it puts at subjectivity's disposal.
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Not only does "Love Is The Message" celebrate such intellectual powerhouses as Hortense Spillers, Saidiya Hartman, and Angela Davis, but also, during the conversation with Tate, Jafa speaks directly and often about his efforts to honor the subjectivity, courage, and genius of these and other black women.
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Some hold this on the basis of divine revelation -- the other animals were put here for humankind to use as they see fit -- while others deny that animals have the kind of subjectivity or experience that could give rise to a moral duty or obligation on our part.
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Instituting a codified approval paradigm based on four tiered levels of clinical effectiveness (biomarkers, clinical signs and symptoms, disease modification and clinical outcomes) — with evidence regarding clinical utility progressively increasing — would greatly reduce the regulatory uncertainty and subjectivity, as well as the time to approval of innovative medicines.
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Max Tegmark, a physicist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (he also spoke at the New York event), has proposed that there is a state of matter — like solid, liquid and gas — that he calls perceptronium: atoms arranged so they can process information and give rise to subjectivity.
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In a bizarre twist, some police departments are even pushing the use of facial recognition on forensic sketches: They will search for real people's faces based on artists' renderings of an eyewitness account, a process riddled with the sort of human subjectivity that facial recognition was supposed to obviate.
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The album's hardly a more objective take on decadence than those of his contemporaries, as if such a thing were possible, but by dunking his head in a bubbling swamp of textured sound until any vestige of received songform evaporates, he dodges the convention of identifiable/relatable performative subjectivity.
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" Throughout the book (the "farewell" in the title seems even more true at this time than when it was published in 1999), Clark links Modernism to the social by way of materialism: "a bedrock of World/Nature/Sensation/Subjectivity which the to and fro of capitalism had all but destroyed.
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Although "The Dinner Party" has bestowed Chicago with legendary status in the annals of feminist art history, it has also overshadowed the rest of her oeuvre — which, according to A Reckoning, is thorny, entangled, bristling with anger — and incisive in its condemnation of patriarchy and its dismissal of female subjectivity.
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The ideal, objective job description defines the:Primary tasks you accomplish in your jobConditions under which you perform those tasksObjective standards by which your performance on each task is evaluatedTake whichever parts of that formula are lacking to your boss with the humble, sincere intent to turn the subjectivity into objectivity.
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Hiving off subjectivity from the rest of medical practice, the Franklin commission had laid the conceptual foundation for the brilliant discoveries of modern medicine, the antibiotics and vaccines and other drugs that can be dispensed by whoever happens to possess the prescription pad, and to whoever happens to have the disease.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Best known for her photographic interventions into the narrative bandwidth of female subjectivity, performing visually à la Hannah Wilke or Cindy Sherman, artist Heather Bennett has long plumbed the depths of bodily perceptions — the object looked at slyly looking, the subject desiring to be desired.
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When: November 1–December 21 Where: Jack Shainman Gallery (513 West 20th Street and 524 West 24th Street, both in Chelsea, Manhattan) Meleko Mokgosi is a painter who is keenly interested in subjectivity, in the ways and means by which human beings recognize each other and share and negotiate social space.
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While there's no universal definition of "major country," so there's some subjectivity here, it's not true that the US spends twice as much per capita on health care as every other country in the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development, a group of 36 wealthy countries around the world.
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But The Times's co-chief film critic Manohla Dargis, in a scathing review, faulted the filmmakers (for their "vulgarity, insensitivity or lack of imagination"), the characters (for their "incomprehensible stupidity"), the camerawork ("executed without a discernible subjectivity") and even expresses empathy for the reptilian creature wreaking havoc on New York.
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Other standout images are the photographs of Schlemmer's "Danse des batons" (163), where a protoplasmic body and mechanic spatial conceptions are visualized as self-prosthesis, and "Oskar Schlemmer tenant un masque et Élément coordonnée" (1931), in which he depicts his human face as no longer the sole grounds for subjectivity.
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" Ernst added that he is "very much committed to progress and parity for trans people, and filmmaking is a way to do that … but I'm also very much tied to the goal of challenging cis people's notions of what transness means, and expanding the idea of what trans subjectivity and storytelling can be.
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Like most fantasies, they are not interested in the personhood or the subjectivity of anyone besides the person fantasizing — but what really makes Heather, the Totality a failure of a novel is that it does not succeed in moving beyond the self-indulgent appeal of the fantasy and granting Heather her own personhood.
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Instead of probing these sources—which tend, per Soviet persuasion, to give a flag-waving version of history that effaced the subjectivity of its citizens—Morrison follows rather than problematizes the contours of its ideological shadows, reading very little between the lines so as to imagine the lives of the individuals behind them.
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"If there's any level of subjectivity associated with it, or if, as reports have suggested that there might have been, an attempt to suppress conservative stories or keep them from trending and get other stories out there, I think it's important for people to know that," Mr. Thune told reporters on Tuesday.
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Perhaps these hoarded commodities merit the name "investment objects," but such cultural artifacts, particularly when used to dodge taxation or to store and launder money, are the opposite of art: they are frozen limbo corpses caught up in the machine of the artless global economy, disconnected from the subjectivity of people at large.
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Yet Nothing in Moderation is a well-intended product of fragile human minds and actions that point us to what is perhaps the most fruitful conceptual nexus in this postmodern and posthumanist discourse: the effort to preserve the pole of sentient human subjectivity in equivalence to the nonsentience of the natural world.
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And while there is some subjectivity involved in determining which 53 condominiums are included, the units in every building on the list must sell for at least $1,000 a square foot on average, and all buildings must be south of West 125th Street, Central Park North (110th Street) and East 96th Street.
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Many of these artists emphasized everyday materials and processes; most rejected the expression of subjectivity and emotion that prevailed in the gestural abstract painting and figurative sculpture that immediately followed World War II. Mr. Castellani's art consisted of reliefs in the form of monochromatic canvases with row upon row of taut, protruding, tented points.
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The emergence of subjectivity in the form of integrated sensory images of bodily boundaries and position, as well as states of affairs in the external world accompanied by evaluative, "valenced" feelings, offered such a major advantage — a "dramatic leap" — over the simple unconscious "sensing" and "registering" of the first life-forms that sentience proliferated.
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Clarity on the part of straight news outlets in the habit of repunditry could come either from a more direct embrace of subjectivity or a more thorough commitment to straightness: campaign reporting that simply tells readers what can indisputably be said about who candidates are, what they have done, and what they intend to do.
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It alludes to intimacy and the histories that make up personal subjectivity; the relationship between the two is also seen in the nude photograph, Untitled (New Haven), of John Edmonds and a male lover, involved; and Renee Cox's HOT-EN-TOT, a black-and-white self-portrait of the artist wearing prosthetic breasts and buttocks.
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"I would say on a general appearance, it's pretty good – regulations are down, and taxes are down but I give him more credit, which is pseudo-credit in that he's a great cheerleader and there is such a thing as subjectivity in cheerleading in the economy – people do respond in a positive way," Paul told Hill.
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"What happened is that because 'likely to become a public charge' was not actually defined in the law, it was very subject to the whim of both administrators with the Federal Immigration Service in Washington and to the subjectivity of agents on the ground in places like Ellis Island and, later on, the U.S.-Mexico border," she said.
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To recognize and produce the hallmarks of stupefied pleasure overload, to present them with as little contextual framing as the album format allows, and, finally, to actively work at removing what one might call the objective musical correlatives to subjectivity — all this implies that the artist who created this music couldn't possibly live in the music's world.
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Because I began working on my book last fall, I also started reading and rereading titles that addressed some of the broader attitudes undermining truth today, including the growing partisanship in our politics, the merging of news and entertainment, the enshrinement of subjectivity, the populist suspicion of expertise and the spread of misinformation over social media.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Beyoncé and Rihanna are two megastar pop queens compared so frequently and so predictably that I wouldn't dream of pairing them if both hadn't released excellent, acclaimed, engaging albums within months of each other — albums defined by two performer-specific vocal styles that imply opposite messages about control, distance, and subjectivity.
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The National Forensic Science Technology Center (NSFTC) has a video explaining all the details:Forensic laboratories have conducted many experiments over the years to help law enforcement and lab technicians make better interpretations of that data, but there's still a degree of subjectivity that comes into play—a key finding of a 2009 report on forensic sciences by the National Academy of Sciences.
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He responded with a kind of "I DON'T SEE RACE!!" explanation, noted the awards are decided via popular vote, and pointed towards the subjectivity of art and the supposed diversity of the Academy, but it kinda feels like the lady doth protest too much: Read the full interview, where Portnow also discusses Frank Ocean's boycott of this year's ceremony, here.
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" But there's very little acknowledgment of limitations and subjectivity in what follows, only a rehearsal of the now standard criticisms of Mr. Trump, offered not as political opinions, which they surely are, but as indisputable, impartially arrived at truths: "Donald Trump's presidential campaign is a campaign of violence: violence against individuals and groups; against memory and accountability, against historical analysis and fact.
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And where the audience of "Prayer for Palmyra" embodied a neoliberal version of "high" (Western) cultural consumption and subjectivity — one in which "personal pain" is universalized into a transcendent, apolitical package brokered by soft power — the Syrian concert showcased nothing so much as the way in which under the Assad regime official forms of "culture" have petrified into occasions for applause.
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Curator, Jason Stopa, Visiting Assistant Professor, Fine Arts, Pratt Institute Events: Opening reception, Thursday, February 23, 63 – 8pm In conversation: Jason Stopa with artists Katherine Bradford and Jackie Gendel March 8, 6:30pm, room 213 adjacent to the gallery A New Subjectivity: Figurative Painting after 2000 continues at the Pratt Manhattan Gallery (144 West 14th Street, Second Floor, New York, NY) through April 12, 2017.
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"Designed for the worthy goal of incentivizing innovation within and between government departments, it is an example of the worst kind of misuse of data ethics — namely, as a tool to introduce subjectivity and negotiability into governmental compliance with the law, societal expectations, and public accountability," says Julia Powles, research fellow at Cornell Tech, giving her assessment of the proposed framework for public sector data processing.
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It's the process of self-discovery of your own sexual subjectivity, discovering what it is that you want and like and desire and realizing not only that you have the right and the obligation to discover that for yourself, but that that has been a force in the evolution and the origin of the human species and that in doing that you are being some way ultimately human.
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One terrific insight explains that the Alice robot was designed as a child because her appearance makes older people more likely to forgive any awkwardness or verbal errors she makes, but that smart observation — and a moment where Pallotta and crew consciously choose a female voice for their camerabot, because it's more comforting — just raises more interesting and unaddressed questions about how human subjectivity factors into AI projects.
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"Gender and status are so tightly conflated (men and things associated with men like leadership, power, authority are imbued with higher status than women and things like nurturing, supporting, relational) that it allows subjectivity to unintentionally influence the way the human mind evaluates objective data," said Dr. Molly Carnes, author of an accompanying editorial and director of the Center for Women's Health Research at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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Most relevant to the reconsideration of Descartes and the subjective individual that he was supposed to have invented is the recent recognition that late medieval spiritual meditations — especially those written by women like Julian of Norwich, Hadewijch of Brabant, Catherine of Siena and Teresa of Ávila — involved the need to focus on the meditator's subjectivity as a means to rethink everything the meditator has previously learned about the world.
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His composer is so given to bellyaching and navel-gazing, however, that the novel gains power and resonance when it steps outside its hero's head, and instead uses Shostakovich's story to probe such favorite themes as the relativity of history and the subjectivity of experience (the same themes that animated earlier Barnes novels like "The Porcupine" and "A History of the World in 10½ Chapters"), and to chronicle the absurdities that artists suffer under totalitarianism.
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Implicit in this weird, personal sex fantasy is the desire for love so radical it subsumes its participants, the desire for intimacy so absolute that subjectivity dissolves, the desire to totally discard identity and humanity and enter into a cosmic abstract all-encompassing swirl of faceless timeless divisionless essence — Prince intensifying the romantic relationship by sidestepping it altogether; Prince intensifying the romantic bond by becoming both Lover X and Lover Y; Prince staring sizzling holes in his own eyes.
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Shezad Dawood's new exhibition at Timothy Taylor gallery consists of screenprinted canvases, bronze and concrete statues, and a central virtual reality experience that interpolates visitors to various worlds of experience Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — Writing of the Westin Hotel Bonaventure in his treatise, Postmodernism, or the Cultural Logic of Late Capitalism, Frederic Jameson proposes that the glass building, with its ambiguous entryways and meandering paths, functions as a hyperspace in which the visitor's subjectivity succumbs to its surroundings.
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She and Peter had been discussing John Berger's lifework, particularly his views on the sexes, and if Susie should be shot on video, VR, and on cameraphone, in the artistic tradition of the "nude"… meaning as an object, as there to be seen by the assumed male viewer of subjectivity, gazing up on the female form, her aware of herself as made object, the moral public viewers taking cues on how to judge her from how she presents herself as deserving to be treated.
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