Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Pertaining to or characterized by subjectivism.
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- adjective Of or pertaining to
subjectivism .
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Examples
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What is to be accepted as the fundamental category which gives to all of these terms their subjectivistic significance?
The Approach to Philosophy Ralph Barton Perry 1916
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The consequences of this subjectivistic turn are felt not only in the world of art.
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Mr. Smith notes that the persistent use of "feel" instead of "think" or "argue" is "a shift in language use that expresses an essentially subjectivistic and emotivistic approach to moral reasoning and rational argument."
Pop Culture 2009
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It's an argument not just from subjective experience, but one that is at its foundation subjectivistic.
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Mr. Smith notes that the persistent use of "feel" instead of "think" or "argue" is "a shift in language use that expresses an essentially subjectivistic and emotivistic approach to moral reasoning and rational argument."
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Mr. Smith notes that the persistent use of "feel" instead of "think" or "argue" is "a shift in language use that expresses an essentially subjectivistic and emotivistic approach to moral reasoning and rational argument."
Education 2009
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Mr. Smith notes that the persistent use of "feel" instead of "think" or "argue" is "a shift in language use that expresses an essentially subjectivistic and emotivistic approach to moral reasoning and rational argument."
Current Affairs 2009
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Mr. Smith notes that the persistent use of "feel" instead of "think" or "argue" is "a shift in language use that expresses an essentially subjectivistic and emotivistic approach to moral reasoning and rational argument."
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To be sure, a thoroughly subjectivistic and in this sense erroneously
Anton Marty Rollinger, Robin 2008
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First of all, earlier generations of philosophers and scientists have often accused Bohr's interpretation of being positivistic or subjectivistic.
Copenhagen Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics Faye, Jan 2008
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