#subjectivity

#subjectivity

“I don't like competition when it comes to art or food,” Tucci explained. “I think it's silly. I know they're hugely successful, but I just find it false and weird. To me, cooking is the opposite of that. It should be a thing that brings people together, not separates them. A thing that allows for communion, not for competition.”

In Rinrigaku, Watsuji argues that ethics is the study of what it means for us to be human. How we think about the nature of human existence, he says, dictates the ways in which we understand our ethical values. Hence, he criticises Western philosophical conceptions of the modern subject, arguing that the Western rendering of subjectivity is both problematic and foreign

The phenomenon of time seeming to speed up with age or slow down under boredom presents a fascination, where subjective experience often clashes with clock and calendar time.

Winning was huge. The goal every season is to win it all, so players who contributed to successful teams got a bump, especially those from the dynasty years.

The challenge lies in attempting to define comedy, which Andrew Stott describes as 'a notoriously elusive quantity' that evades critical scrutiny the moment it's examined.

"I abstract the sounds so that they would align more with my experience and the feeling of what I got from that place."