sobrejetiva

Sobretjetiva is a term that appears in some Portuguese-language philosophical discussions, particularly in relation to subjectivity and objectivity. It can be understood as a concept that attempts to bridge the perceived gap between purely subjective experience and purely objective reality. Rather than viewing these as mutually exclusive categories, sobrejetiva suggests a domain where the subjective observer is intrinsically linked to the objective world they perceive.

This idea often arises when considering phenomena that are undeniably real yet deeply influenced by individual perception, such as art, emotions, or even certain aspects of scientific observation. The subjective experience of beauty, for instance, is real for the individual, but the artwork itself exists objectively. Sobretjetiva might explore how these two are intertwined, suggesting that our subjective engagement can reveal or even shape aspects of objective reality.

The term is not as widely established as "subjectivity" or "objectivity" in broader philosophical discourse and may be more specific to certain schools of thought or individual theorists. Its usage implies a recognition that human consciousness does not simply receive objective reality passively, nor does it create reality ex nihilo. Instead, it exists in a state of mutual influence, where the "sobrejetiva" realm is where this interaction is most profoundly experienced and understood.