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Hans Robert Jausz points out that Mukarovsky tries to objectivize an individual's experience to which a certain function relates, while according to Jausz, experiential worlds of individuals, including that of aesthetic experience, are only valid--if indeed they are--intersubjectively, being determined by the same attitude of individuals toward the same reality (116-17).
Literature, Ideology, and the Imaginary by Potocco, Marcello / CLCWeb: Comparative Literature and Culture
To objectivize the assessment process and, consequently, intervention targets, professionals must have such an assessment tool.
Content validity of a home-based person-environment interaction ... by Carignan, Mathieu; Rousseau, Jacqueline; Gresset, Jacques; Couturier, Julie-Anne / Journal of Rehabilitation Research & Development
In Ayurveda, you donÕt objectivize your body as a ÒthingÓ, but realize your body as a system of energy that is constantly changing.
Ayurveda by David Hooper / Food/cooking/nutrition community
 
 
 
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