Subjectivity and Infinity

Exploring the concept of subjectivity in a post-modern context, this work challenges traditional views of the subject as a transcendental ego. It critiques the objectivization of the world and emphasizes inner infinity and heterogeneity. Drawing on diverse philosophical influences, including Bergson and Zen Buddhism, the book introduces innovative concepts like "primal sensibility" and "pure experience." It proposes a porous structure of subjectivity that accommodates nothingness, framing self-identity as a narrative shaped by intersubjective interactions.