Over the ruins of subjects: A critique of subjectivism in anthropological discourse

The present article develops a theoretical and philosophical critique of the subjectivist paradigm that grounds good part present-day anthropological discourse. main thesis is by placing individual its subjective experiences at beginning end discourse, one never thoroughly acknowledges accepts our non-subjective finite modes being, thereby replicating distorted shallow picture what we are as humans. explores, first, how came about, well some problems; secondly, it considers ethics morality domain where can better grasp limits orientations; concludes turning to Heidegger's perspective on ontological finitude Dasein in order emphasize need for contemporary anthropology build reflections from within human finitude, is, frailties practical, analytic moral existence.