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    INTERSUBJECTIVITY

    NEVER HAVE I EVER…


    •mocked a person with •give alms to street
    disability children
    •argued with my
    •looked down on people friends

    •donated blood •talked to Deaf using


    Sign Language
    NEVER HAVE I EVER…
    •Heart-to-heart talk with
    my parents
    •Helped a total stranger

    •Wanted to talk to
    my crush
    NEVER HAVE I EVER…
    •Joined in advocacies
    •Volunteered for relief
    operation •Helped an elderly in
    anyway
    •Judged a pregnant
    teenager •Be there for a
    grieving friend
    INTERSUBJECTIVITY
    • Shared meanings constructed by people in their
    interactions with each other.
    • A philosophical concept of the interaction
    between the “self” and the “other”. It is a
    mutual recognition of each other as PERSONS.
    • Shared understanding and awareness among
    persons.
    What Philosophers say about order and
    harmony in the
    INTERSUBJECTIVITY world
    One of the main
    ideas of Practical
    Confucianism is REN Humanism
    ( Human-
    heartedness)
    His aims can be achieved Love the other
    through: through ACTIONS,
    • Practical not through
    • Concrete
    thoughts.
    • Particular
    • Perceptual ways Confucius (551-479 B.C.E.)
    What Philosophers say about
    INTERSUBJECTIVITY
    Totalization When you look at a
    Occurs when one limits the person, the act of
    other to a set of rational objectification allows
    categories, be they racial, you to capture that
    sexual or otherwise. person’s freedom to be
    what s/he wants to be.
    Label a person based on
    his/her appearance or Stereotype
    certain actions
    What Philosophers say about
    INTERSUBJECTIVITY EMPATHY
    ➢Ability to share emotions
    ETHICS OF CARE Intersubjectivity ➢Enables us to experience
    another
    is more that just person’s emotions, such
    as happiness, anger, and sadness
    Encourages individuals to shared
    help other people, most
    understanding. It
    especially the vulnerable. AVAILABILITY
    is the capability
    Ethical theory that ➢The willingness of a person
    to put
    emphasizes the moral oneself in to be present and be at
    the place where
    dimension of relationship disposal of another.
    the other is.
    and interaction.
    EDMUND HUSSERL
    What Philosophers say about
    INTERSUBJECTIVITY SEEMING

    Doubt everything that can be Actions where an individual


    presents him/herself in
    doubted.
    certain ways when dealing
    There is one thing that can with others
    not be doubted…it is
    THINKING
    Occurs when two persons “open up” DIALOGUE
    to each other, and give and receive
    one another in their encounter. Interaction between persons
    that happens through speech,
    expressions, and body
    Rene Descartes language
    What Philosophers say about
    INTERSUBJECTIVITY
    1. “I-I” Relationship Closed minded
    People make themselves the center of their world
    Talking to people do not interest them, and if they
    talk to others, it is the I who will be the center of the
    conversation.

    More of “ ME,
    MYSELF, and I”
    MARTIN BUBER
    What Philosophers say about
    INTERSUBJECTIVITY
    2. “I-IT” Relationship
    People tend to reduce the other persons as objects.
    Example: objectification of women in advertising

    Inauthentic,
    This results to
    deceptive, and
    ALIENATION.
    Alienation, then leads exploitative
    to DEHUMANIZATION
    MARTIN BUBER
    What Philosophers say about
    INTERSUBJECTIVITY
    Involves
    EFFORTS

    3. “I-THOU” Relationship
    Genuine sharing of one another takes place.
    The center of this relationship is a genuine form of
    conversation called DIALOGUE.
    AUTHENTIC DIALOGUE – form of
    • Pets
    interpersonal communication which occurs when
    • Tree
    people recognize that they are part of a greater
    • Plants/flowers
    whole and can relate with others within the whole.
    • God
    This relationship is the experience of being through
    conversation in communion with the “other”. MARTIN BUBER
    What Philosophers
    Since man is a member of say about
    community, his experience with
    INTERSUBJECTIVITY
    others gives him meaning and
    Human reality is also
    allows him to create meaning
    with others.
    about being with
    other so our actions
    Human action
    is the are also directed
    foundation of toward others. This
    our being. form of action is
    man has the called
    capacity to share PARTICIPATION.
    KAROL WOJTYLA himself to others
    ACTIVITY:DIIFERENTIATION
    State the distinct ideas of the following Philosophers. Also,
    write the ideas where they all agree.
    CONFUCIUS SARTRE HUSSERL DESCARTES BUBER WOJTYLA

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