Senses of the Subject
A philosophical exploration of how subjects emerge through sensory experience, embodiment, and relational encounters.
About This Book
This work explores the formation of the subject through sensory encounters and embodied experience.
It examines how perception and relationality contribute to the constitution of selfhood.
The text engages with questions of vulnerability, recognition, and the limits of autonomy.
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