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the face is not merely a biological feature but a social and semiotic machine through which power organizes human subjectivity. In Cartograph’ortrait_1998, however, the face loses its centrality and unfolds horizontally across space...

the work as a result, to the world. Even if the artist sometimes puts his name as the creator of the work, his subjectivity is mostly embedded as evidence. Therefore, the viewer sees the work first, becomes conscious of the artist, and...

of the subject’s conditions is called subjective action. In other words, the act in which the subject’s subjectivity is reflected in the object is subjective action. < Unification Thought, p. 304, lower section, line 10 to lower...

Husserl’s 20th-century phenomenology and Epictetus’s 1st and 2nd-century Stoicism offers a profound framework for modern subjectivity. By linking the Stoic **Dichotomy of Control** with Husserlian **Epoché**, we find a shared method...