Other forms: subjectivities
Subjectivity is judging from your own feelings and position. Pure subjectivity, the subjectivity of taste, admit the subjectivity.
It is not the same as bias: bias is a distortion you could in principle remove, where subjectivity is the fact that all judgement comes from somewhere. Philosophy takes it seriously as the condition of having a point of view at all. Note objectivity opposite it.
1nounsubjectivityJudging from your own feelings and position.
“Judging art always involves a degree of subjectivity, since people's tastes differ.”
subjectivity is a way of judging.
French subjectivite comes from Latin subiectus, placed under, from sub plus iacere, to throw.
French
subjectivité
English, today
subjectivity
From French subjectivité, equivalent to subjective + ity.
Etymology from Wiktionary, CC BY-SA