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Subjektivism is a philosophical position that emphasizes the role of individual experience, perception, and belief in shaping reality. It asserts that knowledge and truth are subjective, meaning they are dependent on the individual's perspective, feelings, and interpretations. Subjektivism can be traced back to ancient Greek philosophy, with figures like Protagoras advocating for the idea that "man is the measure of all things." This perspective suggests that truth is relative and varies from person to person.
In modern philosophy, subjektivism has been critiqued for its relativism, which can lead to skepticism about
Subjektivism has implications for various fields, including ethics, where it can lead to ethical relativism, and