Post-Political Subject: A Modernist Critique.

The author reflects on the definition of subjectivity as an externally designated attribute which neglects the subject's relation to one's self. He argues that subjectivity should be defined by self-relational interiority and that the liberty of the individual, and not exteriority, is the key factor...

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Published in:Journal of Philosophy: A Cross-Disciplinary Inquiry Vol. 6; no. 13; pp. 1 - 7
Main Author: Aryal, Yubraj
Format: Editorial
Published: Society for Philosophy & Literary Studies 2010
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