Subjektverlust
Subjektverlust is a German compound noun meaning loss of subject. It is used in different scholarly and discursive contexts to describe a diminution or absence of subjectivity, agency, or presence of the subject within a given situation. The term is not tied to a single, universally recognized definition, but rather serves as a descriptive label in philosophy, psychology, or linguistics.
In psychology and related fields, Subjektverlust may be used to discuss experiences such as depersonalization or
In linguistics, Subjektverlust can refer to the omission or disappearance of the grammatical subject in sentence
Etymology: Subjekt- (subject) + Verlust (loss). Related concepts include depersonalization, subjectivity, and ellipsis. The term is primarily