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Subjectivity and objectivity: a matter of life and death?
2008
The Journal of Natural and Social Philosophy
unpublished
in this paper, it is argued that the question "What is life?" time and again emerges-and within the confines of an objectivistic/subjectivistic frame of thought has to emerge-as a symptom, a non-deciphered, cryptic message that insists on being interpreted. our hypothesis is that the failure to measure up the living to the standards of objectification has been taken too frequently from an objectivistic angle, leading to a simple postponement of an objective treatment of the living, and
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