One Subjectivity Sample Clauses

One Subjectivity. The meaning that is ascribed to the Manuscripts is in part determined by the project that Xxxx was engaged in whilst writing them. Thus, if it is supposed that the meaning of the central concepts with which Xxxx was operating in the text undergo a transformation in the course of their elaboration, then Xxxx himself was likely to have been in a process of re-evaluating the nature of the project which he was pursuing.43 I have already provided some evidence for the configuration of these concepts, such as modern industry, labour, etc., when considered from the point of view of the Manuscripts containing two distinct conceptions of subjectivity. I will now consider whether Xxxx was in fact seeking to formulate a synthesising project in which these two conceptions of subjectivity could potentially be unified in thought and/or in practice. By doing so I will evaluate to what extent Xxxx has been successful in this endeavour and by extension whether such a goal is in fact possible. If Xxxx was not fully successful in this synthesis, I will ask whether the persistence of two theories of subjectivity, of more than one meaning, as an internal tension within the work, has interesting consequences for the development of Xxxx’x project.