Subjectivity and intimacy
Posted by
Russ Abbott on
Feb 19, 2016; 8:27pm
URL: http://friam.383.s1.nabble.com/Fwd-Complejidad-en-economia-tp7587092p7587093.html
We've had discussions on and off about subjectivity -- with me getting frustrated at Nick's denial thereof (if I understood him correctly).
It occurred to me recently that intimacy is defined -- as I understand it -- in terms of subjectivity, i.e., the sharing of one's (most private) subjective experiences with another.
I'm wondering what Nick thinks about this and whether anyone else has something to say about it. In particular, if there is no such thing as subjective experience, does that imply in your view that the same goes for intimacy?
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