Focusing on the evolution of subjectivity, this book challenges the traditional view of the subject as a fixed entity, critiquing its role in shaping reality. By engaging with thinkers like Bergson and Derrida, it introduces innovative concepts such as "primal sensibility" and "pure experience." The author proposes a fluid model of subjectivity that embraces absence and nothingness, allowing for a more dynamic understanding of self-identity and imagination within an intersubjective context. This redefined perspective invites a deeper exploration of time and temporality.
