Subject Matter

Word SUBJECT MATTER
Character 14
Hyphenation sub ject-mat ter
Pronunciations N/A

Definitions and meanings of "Subject Matter"

What do we mean by subject matter?

The matter or thought presented for consideration in some statement or discussion; that which is made the object of thought or study.

1) Someone hired as a domain expert who clearly knows less about the topic then you, or that you have failed to realize that the actual domain is "charging the customer as much as possible". 2) An unbearably obnoxious and condescending SME. Urban Dictionary

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The word "subject-matter" in example sentences

In my view, Dewey's core notion that art is most valuable as an agent of heightened experience, that it is best appreciated as experience, undercuts all forms of critical investigation -- moral criticism, political criticism, cultural criticism, etc. -- at least to the extent that such approaches assume that "subject-matter" is easily detached from "perceptual experience." ❋ Unknown (2010)

There is a profound distinction between the vehicle of a work of art, the intellectual carrier through which an artist receives his subject-matter and transmits it to his immediate audience, and both the form and matter of his work. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Particularly the one about spotlighting an African-American audience and changes in subject-matter. ❋ Unknown (2009)

This last sentence would seem to suggest that Dewey believes there is something called "subject-matter" that exists apart from the formal qualities of art and that can properly be the point of the reader's "perception." ❋ Unknown (2010)

ConvergeUS intends to organize annual summits to bring together technologists, social entrepreneurs and subject-matter experts to explore the potential of technology to help societal needs in areas such as early childhood education, healthcare and military families. ❋ Thomas Kalil (2011)

Carried to its logical conclusion, it would exclude from esthetic perception most of the subject-matter that is enjoyed in the case of architectural structures, the drama, and the novel, with all their attendent reverberations. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Barnett Newman said “Most people think of subject-matter as what Meyer Shapiro has called ‘object-matter.’” ❋ Unknown (2009)

Later in this chapter, Dewey writes that "Since a work of art is the subject-matter of experiences heightened and intensified, the purpose that determines what is esthetically essential is precisley the formation of an experience as an experience." ❋ Unknown (2010)

Second, based on the ideas you submit and the comments they receive, a team of world-class visual artists and subject-matter experts will select the most promising ideas for sustainable communities in a variety of cultures. ❋ William S. Becker (2011)

Whichever, in finding insights one should be prepared to have to pay the usual price for excellence: spending a lot of time to get to know the subject-matter. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The continual plight of a Sri Lankan's quest for employment would not - under normal circumstances - make the BBC's 6 o'clock news coverage, yet the subject-matter is interesting, absorbing and newsworthy. ❋ Scott Hill (2011)

Yet you're bound to wonder if it's just another ego trip that allows new subject-matter and a new persona for his journalism, the laddish type being so 1990s and, in any case, not quite right for a man nearing his sixth decade. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Lisette smiled and remarked, "So often you two girls photograph the same subject-matter, but you have such very different points-of-view!" ❋ Jill Lynne (2011)

That [consultant] who produced that [flowchart] is [clearly] a subject matter asshole ❋ BostonGhost (2017)

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