subjectivism

rpretations. 19th and 20th Century Developments The rise of phenomenology—championed by philosophers like Edmund Husserl and Martin Heidegger—placed consciousness and subjective experience at the forefront of metaphysical inquiry. Simultaneously, German Idealists such as Immanuel K

e: Hegel argued that subjective consciousness is a moment in the development of an absolute, objective reality. By recognizing that individual minds are expressions of a larger rational process, Hegel aimed to reconcile subjectivity with objectivity, moving beyond the limitations of purely subject