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Re: Mait Edey on Subject and Object     

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Author: Publius
Date: Apr 5, 2007 03:23

...". Sometimes for the appropriator of objects in the physical world. Sometimes for ... a coherent, predictable way. That imaginary object (which you never observe in its...seem to require) for *any* conceived object, except immediate percepts ("this red ... answered] This whole "objectifying the subject" problem would go away if those terms (subject and object) were discarded. They are ...
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Re: Mait Edey on Subject and Object     

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Author: Publius
Date: Apr 2, 2007 19:08

... Sometimes for the appropriator of objects in the physical world. Sometimes ... you can avoid "objectifying" the subject (referring to that to which ... Additionally, the idea of a subject of conscious awareness only emerges...(cf. Brentano's 'intentionality'). *Subject and object are correlative and interdependent...impute conscious experience to the subject, thereby "bringing the picture into...
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Re: Mait Edey on Subject and Object     

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Author: Publius
Date: Apr 1, 2007 12:43

Publius <m.publius@nospam.comcast.net> wrote in news:q7-dnZmqPYIsl43bnZ2dnUVZ_syunZ2d@comcast.com: "andy-k" <spam.free@last> wrote in news:LpnPh.155$e9.78@newsfe6-gui.ntli.net: PS: Did you have an unanswered post in "Subject and Object"? If so, I've lost it on my usual server, but can probably find it on others. Let me know whether to look for it.
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Re: Mait Edey on Subject and Object     

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Author: Publius
Date: Apr 1, 2007 12:40

...family *felidae*. Cats are physical objects having mass, distinctive geometric shapes...unavoidable, that the "self", the "subject," is always and necessarily something...he is confusing the grammatical subject of propositions with the entity...attrtibuted --- *not* to the grammatical subject of the propositions imputing them...involved in "making the subject the object." But conscious experience is...
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Re: Subject and Object     

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Author: Publius
Date: Mar 24, 2007 23:44

...a duality between the possessor and its possession(s) -- i.e. it entails a distinction between subject and object(s). But what aspect of this 'possessor' is maintained throughout all acts of appropriation? There .... I just posted a critique of Edey's thesis under the thread "Mait Edey on Subject and Object." Probably you and I will be the only ones involved in it. :-)
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Mait Edey on Subject and Object     

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Author: Publius
Date: Mar 24, 2007 19:36

..., then, not only to 'physical' objects, including whatever material processes, states, ... nothing precludes the food becoming the subject of another proposition, or the eater... is true, strictly speaking. The subject/object distinction is indeed made ... precedes discourse --- that we are subjects in some *a priori* sense, and that regarding persons as objects poses some special problems which ...
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Re: Subject and Object     

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Author: someone2
Date: Mar 23, 2007 06:26

...into itself" as the conceived metaphysical subject. Having taken that step, the ...up with is this conceived metaphysical subject. It is a conceptual unity only... to it via language --- subject and object being parts of speech, ..., though indescribable, thereby acquire an objective aspect by that fact alone?... are you suggesting that our subjective experiences have no influence on ...
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Re: Subject and Object     

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Author: Anthony G. Rubino
Date: Mar 21, 2007 06:22

...terms of knowledge alone restricts "Subjective relevance" to "conscious relevance". Although...the dynamics of the particular subjective world being considered. Something considered...form an image of the object one simply has to form...the necessity for "simultaneity" of subjective-objective phenomena by indicating the...without awareness to the particular subject being effected, and therefore includes...
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Re: Subject and Object     

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Author: Publius
Date: Mar 20, 2007 23:47

.... By saying "experience has a subjective aspect" we acknowledge that aspect.... when we invoke a metaphysical subject. That 'whole' (the "experiential gestalt"... reason to assume that the subject/object conceptual boundary could not ... though indescribable, thereby acquire an objective aspect by that fact alone?... a "me-in-itself" (metaphysical subject). Once we acknowledge this conclusion ...
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Re: Subject and Object     

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Author: Publius
Date: Mar 18, 2007 21:58

... of consciousness must explain why subjective experiences are like what they ... By saying "experience has a subjective aspect" we acknowledge that aspect.... place only where there are objective aspects to the phenomenon discussed.... be related in propositions. And objectivity/subjectivity are properties of propositions...the existence of "the metaphysical subject" with its 'inside' and 'outside...
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