nemtárgyias
Nemtárgyias is a term used in Hungarian-language philosophy and cultural theory to describe a stance that resists treating phenomena primarily as objects. It emphasizes relationality, process, and subjectivity, and seeks to foreground experience and context over materialization.
Etymology and usage: The word is formed from nem- (not) and tárgyias (objectified; relating to objects). It
Historical development: The term has appeared in 21st-century Hungarian discourse, across essays, seminars, and online forums
Characteristics and applications: In practice, nemtárgyias encourages examining interactions, networks, and performances rather than static things.
Criticism and limitations: Critics argue that the term can be vague or ideologically loaded, risking relativism
See also: objectification, phenomenology, process philosophy, relational aesthetics.