Intersubjectivity Group 1

Lesson 01
INTERSUBJECTIVITY
INTERSUBJECTIVITY
Various levels of self and other interaction
MEMBERS
MEMBERS:
Belicena, Kurt William M.
Fajardo, Haidee Claire
Rodas, Christine Anne S.
Tiempo, Joyce Anne Marie B.

PRESENTED TO:
Mrs Cecilia Jimenez
12-Antlia
INTERSUBJECTIVITY
INTERSUBJECTIVITY is a term originally coined by the philosopher

Edmund Husserl around 1859–1938.
- It is most simply stated as the interchange of thoughts and feelings, both

conscious and unconscious, between two persons or “subjects.”
- It is something that is shared between two minds.
- In intersubjectivity, there is a psychological connection. It is by

highlighting and contrasting individual personal experiences by
emphasizing the nature of social being.
SUBJECTIVE
SUBJECTIVE
sub·jec·tive
adjective
Based on or influenced by personal feelings,
tastes, or opinions.
Intersubjectivity is sharing the subjective states by

two or more individuals (Scheff, 2006).
Various levels of self-
other interaction
(according to
Simple awareness of the
existence of the other.
Philosophers) - We are aware that there are
other beings unique from us,
and that they exist outside of
our own awareness or
perception.
Various levels of self-
Awareness of the self as being
other interaction
seen by others. (according to
- You are immediately aware of this Philosophers)
person's action as an other ; this self-
consciousness is considered by
philosophers as a defining
characteristics of the self-other
relationship.
The human gaze and awareness of the "self in the other" are
important elements in interpersonal interactions. Our behavior
is often influenced by our ideals of how others see us, and this is
known as seeming. However, people can also act out characters
to deceive or manipulate others, such as being a "plastic" and
"sipsip".
What characterizes
a genuine human Since our human nature drives us to
interaction? uphold dignity and goodness, our

interactions with others are also
geared toward what is good and
beneficial.
These lead humans to strive to
achieve deeper and gain more
substantial interactions and relations
with other people.
Dialogue
When two individuals begin to view each other as an other - that is, truly
acknowledging each other's presence - then that is the beginning of an
authentic relationship and a dialogue.
A person transmits a personal interiority to another person every time
they talk, expressing this aspect of themselves.
Dialogue is not confined to words.
Types of Dialogue
GENUINE DIALOGUE
TECHNICAL DIALOGUE
MONOLOGUE
Each of the
individual has the
It is when two Prompted by intention of
men speak each need of objective establishing a
to himself understanding. living mutual
without need to relation between
learn anything. himself and them.
How does Intersubjectivity define our
interactions with other persons?
Humans are social beings, and meaningful

relationships with others have a significant
influence on how they perceive themselves
and their future.
Aspects of Intersubjectivity
Empathy
- is the ability to share emotions and the
emotion is driven by a person's awareness
that the other is a person with thoughts and
feelings.
Availability
- willingness of a person to be present and be
at the disposal of another ; be willing to help
the other in need.
Ethics of Care
- ethical theory that emphasizes the moral dimensions of
relationships and interactions ; this moral perspective
encourages individuals to help other people, most
especially the vulnerable ; obligation to respond to the
needs of other people.
END OF DISCUSSION
Thank
You!
ACTIVITY
Direction: In this activity, you will apply what you have learned
regarding Intersubjectivity. You will be grouped with three
members, according to your liking. You and your groupmates are
tasked to interchange your thoughts about the topic of
Intersubjectivity using a mind map. The mind map should have at
least 3 to 5 thoughts with 1-3 words and a short explanation of how
is the word/s you chose is connected with the topic.

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Lesson 01

INTERSUBJECTIVITY is a term originally coined by the philosopher

- It is most simply stated as the interchange of thoughts and feelings, both

- It is something that is shared between two minds.

- In intersubjectivity, there is a psychological connection. It is by

Intersubjectivity is sharing the subjective states by

interaction? uphold dignity and goodness, our

Humans are social beings, and meaningful

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