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Subjectivism

Definition

(formal, philosophical) The theory that knowledge or truth is derived from individual subjective experience, feelings, or intuition, rather than from objective observation or evidence.

Example Sentences

1Critics of moral subjectivism argue that it undermines the possibility of objective moral judgments.
2Does the emphasis on personal experience in modern spirituality reflect a growing trend towards subjectivism in Western culture?
3The artist's use of vibrant colors and abstract forms was seen as an expression of her subjectivism, unbound by traditional representational norms.
4Philosophers have long debated the implications of subjectivism for our understanding of reality and knowledge.
5In the context of literary criticism, subjectivism can lead to a focus on the reader's personal response to a text, rather than its objective meaning or historical context.

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