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The Nature of Subjectivity
This article provides an entry point on understanding subjectivity. Because subjectivity itself in the wild has been both poorly understood and basal to consciousness theories, subsequent theories flowing therefrom have been troubled. Subjects are consequential, not starting points. The exhaustive arguments are provided by my other works in the references.
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