Solipsism and the Subject

The claim that the metaphysical subject does not belong to the world but is a limit of it, and that solipsism, when strictly thought through, coincides with realism.

Directly addresses the nature of the subject and the soul, arguing against a composite view.

Implies a subjective boundary where the individual's language defines their world, connecting to solipsistic limits.

Implicitly touches on the subject's perspective, as the limits of the world are also the limits of logic and thought.

Directly addresses solipsism as a truth that shows itself, linking the limits of language to the limits of the world.