In this insightful 2014 study, Dr. Alaa Ali Al-Hatimi delves into the profound philosophical question of how inanimate objects acquire expressive power. The book charts a compelling journey from the classical concept of mimesis, or imitation, to the modern notion of subjectivization, where meaning is internalized and personally constructed. It offers a critical analysis of the transition from objective representation to subjective experience, exploring how things communicate beyond their physical forms. This work is essential for students of aesthetics, philosophy, and art theory, providing a nuanced framework for understanding the deep relationship between consciousness and the material world.