- Look up
subjective in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Subjective may
refer to:
Subjectivity, a subject's
personal perspective, feelings, beliefs, desires...
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considering the
claim from the
viewpoint of a
sentient being, it is
subjectively true. For example, one
person may
consider the
weather to be pleasantly...
- In grammar, the
nominative case (abbreviated NOM),
subjective case,
straight case, or
upright case is one of the
grammatical cases of a noun or
other part...
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Subjective logic is a type of
probabilistic logic that
explicitly takes epistemic uncertainty and
source trust into account. In general,
subjective logic...
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Political subjectivity is a term used to
indicate the
deeply embedded nature of
subjectivity and
subjective experience in a
socially constructed system...
- The
subjective character of
experience is a term in
psychology and the
philosophy of mind
denoting that all
subjective phenomena are ****ociated with a...
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individuals are voluntary, it can be
concluded that both
parties to the
trade subjectively perceive the goods,
labour or
money they receive, as
being of higher...
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Subjective vitality refers to a
positive feeling of
aliveness and energy. It is
often used
instead of
measures of
subjective well-being in
studies of eudaimonia...
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Subjective idealism, or
empirical idealism or immaterialism, is a form of
philosophical monism that
holds that only
minds and
mental contents exist. It...
- In
decision theory,
subjective expected utility is the
attractiveness of an
economic opportunity as
perceived by a decision-maker in the
presence of risk...
