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Subject in Art Portraiture and the Birth of the Modern Clear Explanations to Help StudentsChallenging Prevailing Theories Regarding the Birth of the Subject, Catherine M. Soussloff Argues That the Modern Subject Did Not Emerge From Psychoanalysis or Existential Philosophy. Rather It Was First Visualized in the Theory and Practice of Portraiture in Early Twentieth Century Vienna. Soussloff Traces the Development in Vienna of an Ethics of Representation That Emphasized Subjects As Socially and Historically Constructed Selves Who Could Only