10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SOLIPSISTICALLY»
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solipsistically in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
solipsistically and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Edmund Husserl: Founder of Phenomenology
While he usually begins with selfexperience and movesoutwardstoa
transcendent sense of the objective world (Hua 14), he isalsoexplicitthatone does
not actually establish oneself andthe world first solipsistically andthen
intersubjectively: I do ...
2
The Body in Mind: Understanding Cognitive Processes
Neither knows the structure of the substance that he calls 'water'. We can assume
that the two Herberts are identical in point of (solipsistically specified) physical
constitution, functional profile, behavioural dispositions, and experiential history.
3
The Texture of Mystery: An Interdisciplinary Inquiry Into ...
This book relies upon the revolutionary work of James Jerome Gibson and his ecological approach to perception in order to reconstruct some basic assumptions about sensing, knowing, and learning.
4
The Art of Writing Badly: Valentin Kataev's Mauvism and the ...
As Kataev sought to render his version of reality not merely independent of, but
solipsistically contemptuous of any external, objectifying reference, so a painter
such as Dufy could look at his brushes and colors one day and ask himself,
almost ...
Richard Chandler Borden, 1999
5
Nabokov: The Mystery of Literary Structures
It is therefore appropriate that the romance which started solipsistically in the
imagination should end, no less solipsistically, in the memory, with the events of "
real life" sandwiched between. Like all his subsequent writing, Nabokov's first
novel ...
6
Confessions of a Plagiarist: And Other Tales from School
And certainly not—both nonconversationally and solipsistically, as with Derrida
and Spivak—to themselves alone. Spivak, too, by the way—like Derrida—is
straight. She is not, however, Jewish. Now you'd think that, as a fan of his myself, I
'd ...
7
Knowledge, Belief, and Character: Readings in Virtue ...
Methodological solipsism is the view that all of our talk is about our own
experiences and this applies to everyone, so while the methodological solipsist
treats her own talk solipsistically, she grants that others do the same. The
problem, of ...
8
Ineffability: The Failure of Words in Philosophy and Religion
Solipsistically, he continues, “To every soul there belongs another world; for
every soul is an afterworld. Precisely between what is most similar, illusion lies
most beautifully; for the smallest cleft is the hardest to bridge.” Even more
solipsistically ...
Ben-Ami Scharfstein, 1993
9
The Shared Mind: Perspectives on Intersubjectivity
For example, he stated: I do not first constitute my things and my world
solipsistically, then grasp by empathy the other 'I' which too grasps itself
solipsistically as constituting its world, and then and only then, the constituted
unity of both are to ...
10
Transcendental Guilt: Reflections on Ethical Finitude
... expressible) questions about the world,61 the fundamental and inescapable
problem we repeatedly need to engage, either solipsistically or anti-solipsistically
. NOTES 4. Thus, my discussion differs significantly from, say, P.S. Greenspan's;.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SOLIPSISTICALLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
solipsistically is used in the context of the following news items.
Automakers Better Move Fast. No, Faster
... whatever comes after that will have waning interest in owning cars as they move to cities and connect more solipsistically to other people via various screens, ... «MediaPost Communications, Jul 15»
Local band The Observatory meld gamelan and industrial rock …
They have given the album brittle power and brilliant clarity. Scott, likewise, rises to the challenge, singing with brittle intensity, but never solipsistically. Her voice ... «The Straits Times, Jul 15»
All Apologies
I'm 39 now, and Kurt Cobain's story still feels significant, not just to solipsistically remind myself of how I felt as a teenager, but also to mine what American ... «The New Republic, Apr 15»
JR Smith Is Fun Again
When J.R. is bored, he can ball solipsistically, which is to say he jacks up shots just for the hell of it, to see if he can make them. There have been stretches in ... «VICE, Apr 15»
Murakami On Friendship
Perhaps Murakami is saying that, while the signs we find when reflecting solipsistically on our lives are usually meaningless, moving past them is still a ... «Huffington Post, Mar 15»
Brooks: The nationalist solution to Islamic State
We have solipsistically assumed that people turn to extremism because they can't get what we want, and fail to realize that they don't want what we want but ... «Chron.com, Feb 15»
The Nationalist Solution
We have solipsistically assumed that people turn to extremism because they can't get what we want, and fail to realize that they don't want what we want, but ... «New York Times, Feb 15»
Alan Pardew is pure, ridiculous box office
Not evil, not malicious, not bad in any real sense, but just so overwhelmingly oblivious, so solipsistically swirled up in their own sense of self that it's hard not to ... «SB Nation, Dec 14»
'The Wire' and the Realism Canard
... I thought kind of solipsistically, that the Wire was great because it was accurate according to their sociology. Yes, that is one of the great things about The Wire. «The Awl, Sep 14»
Obama's narcissism hurts U.S. on global stage
Where he has clearly changed course, he has done so solipsistically. A reset with Russia was possible, he reasoned, because Vladimir Putin, insulted by Bush's ... «Chicago Sun-Times, Mar 14»
