The Object and the Subject - Philosophy
In the first video of this series we take a quick look at objects and subjects in a philosophical context. How do we perceive the world and how do we see ourselves in relation to it? We will explore how different philosophers have tried to answer this question throughout the ages.
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Great video! Sorry to see the channel never got going.
wow that is cool!!!
He made this banger and left, its been 3 years😭😩
Great presentation and explanation of the ideas! Hope to see more content from you!
Great video! I really hope we see you again here!
0:28 it's Ferdinand de Saussure on a picture, not Charles Sanders Peirce
Very good illustrations and descriptions.
Wow your video is phenomenal! It helped me in my classes. Pls upload more
this is the greatest editing ever
This video is phenomenal!
Very good, thanks.
Great explanation 🙂
This video was super helpful, thank you!
I came to this video because I was wondering if anyone has covered this topic in regards to Buddhism about subject and object both being an illusion.
What is complex to us Modern-Westerners made simple to understand on how non-Westerners, usually called Indigenous peoples, do not make our polar binary distinctions, thank you!
Come back, please.
Very good! Subscribed in case you make more :)
This is pretty sweet
thus a subject only exist in a relation to an object?
Not one mention of Kant?
If the proposition is that properties compose objects, the burden of proof is to verify the independent existence of properties. Seems simple to me.
Can you guys tell me which program he used to make the video?
What is this area of philosophy called? What books exist about this topic at a basic level?
@SleazyRider86
3 жыл бұрын
Metaphysics and Neoplatonism
Is genre objective.
substance is another property
Is it normal to feel miserable after this?
@frankbernard2702
2 жыл бұрын
😂😂😂😂😂
@noorfatimah5687
Жыл бұрын
I guesss
Twitter and Facebook accounts are deleted, sad.
Is God object or a subject 🤔
Catness everdeen
more confused than ever
persons aren't objects