The solipsist (def)

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        The beautiful soul is the Hegelian image of the subject trapped by its own singularity.
      
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        It is with this image that we define here the traditional understanding of the solipsist
      
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        —the subject who cannot escape or transcend her own self. The solipsist is he who
      
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        cannot even believe in anything but his own self, his own consciousness, his own inner
      
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        world. Any conception of subjectivity which ignores the dialectical relation between
      
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        the universal and the singular can conceive only a solipsist subject.
      
      
        
      
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