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subjectivism

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subjectivismnoun
subjectivisms
pl
Subjectivism suggests that what is true for one person may not be true for another.
Le subjectivisme suggère que ce qui est vrai pour une personne peut ne pas l’être pour une autre.
subjectivismeEn philosophie morale.
Moral subjectivism maintains that saying "lying is wrong" merely conveys the speaker's disapproval of lying.
Le subjectivisme moral soutient que dire « mentir est mal » ne fait qu’exprimer la désapprobation du locuteur à l’égard du mensonge.
subjectivismeTendance à privilégier les impressions, goûts ou opinions personnels.
Her approach to art criticism was heavily influenced by subjectivism, focusing on personal interpretation rather than universal standards.
Son approche de la critique d’art était fortement marquée par le subjectivisme, en privilégiant l’interprétation personnelle plutôt que des critères universels.
Synonyms
relativism
perspectivism
individualism
personalism
Antonyms
objectivism

Definitions

subjectivismnoun
The doctrine that knowledge is merely subjective and that there is no external or objective truth.
Subjectivism suggests that what is true for one person may not be true for another.
A philosophical theory that emphasizes the subjective elements in experience.
In his writings, the philosopher explored subjectivism as a way to understand personal perception and reality.
The quality of being based on or influenced by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions.
Her approach to art criticism was heavily influenced by subjectivism, focusing on personal interpretation rather than universal standards.
In ethics, the doctrine that moral judgments express personal attitudes or feelings rather than objective facts.
Moral subjectivism maintains that saying "lying is wrong" merely conveys the speaker's disapproval of lying.
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