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    This document discusses intersubjectivity, which refers to the interchange of thoughts and feelings between subjects or conscious beings. It explores how human persons relate to and interact with others through concepts like self-awareness, dialogue, empathy, and ethics of care. Intersubjectivity is defined by genuine human interactions characterized by acceptance, availability, and concern for others, especially vulnerable groups. Philosophy can help evaluate relationships by recognizing diversity and promoting assistance for those facing hardships.

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    This document discusses intersubjectivity, which refers to the interchange of thoughts and feelings between subjects or conscious beings. It explores how human persons relate to and interact with others through concepts like self-awareness, dialogue, empathy, and ethics of care. Intersubjectivity is defined by genuine human interactions characterized by acceptance, availability, and concern for others, especially vulnerable groups. Philosophy can help evaluate relationships by recognizing diversity and promoting assistance for those facing hardships.

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    Intersubjectivity

    Intersubjectivity
     Interchange of thoughts and feelings, both conscious and
    unconscious, between two persons or “subjects,”

     Coined from the prefix word “inter” which connotes


    “among and between” and the philosophical term
    “subject” that is equivalent to a conscious being
    How do we as human
    persons relate to others?
    How do we as human persons relate to
    others?
     Our ability to engage in meaningful interaction with other
    people, our surroundings, and everything around us is
    rooted in our capacity for self-awareness and
    transcendence. Interpersonal relations are made possible
    when the self becomes aware of other, which include
    everyone and everything outside of the self.
    Self Consciousness
     Considered by philosophers as a defining characteristic of
    the self-other relationship

    “seeming”
     An action where an individual presents himself or herself
    in a certain way when dealing with others
    What characterizes a
    genuine human interaction?
    Dialogue
     An interaction between persons that happens through
    speech or the use of words, expression, and body
    language.

     Apart from expressing and conveying oneself, the person


    is also capable of receiving the words, thoughts,
    emotions, and ideas of another person.

     Become a means by which person are able to share in


    each other’s lives
    How does intersubjectivity define
    our interactions with other
    persons?
    Empathy
    enables to experience another person’s emotions, such as
    happiness, anger, and sadness

    Availability
    the willingness of the person to be present and be at the
    disposal of another.
    Ethics of Care
     an ethical theory that emphasizes the moral dimension of
    relationships and interactions.

     encourages the individuals to help other people, most


    especially the vulnerable
    Alienation
     A negative human interaction wherein a person considers
    others as merely objects or means to satisfy personal
    interests or desires

     Goes against the concept of personhood because this


    view discounts the humanity and dignity of the person
    and leads to dehumanization
    How can Philosophy help you
    evaluate your relationships with
    others?
     Important values related to intersubjectivity include acceptance
    of differences and embracing diversity. We understand that
    each person is unique; therefore, differences will exist among
    groups of people.

     This recognition drives us to extend assistance and act with


    concern towards others, especially toward individual or groups
    that experience hardships and discrimination such as the
    people with physical or mental disability.
    Hellen Keller (1880-1968)
     an American author, political activist, and the
    first deaf blind person to earn a bachelor’s
    degree

     She published an autobiography, The Story of


    My Life, which described her life and
    struggles growing up. The book becomes the
    basis of a popular play titled The Miracle
    Worker
    Nicholas James ‘Nick’ Vujicic
     He is an Australian evangelist and
    motivational speaker who was born with
    phocomelia, a condition in which a person
    is born with no arms or legs

     He graduated with a degree of Commerce


    and went on to pursue a career as a
    motivational speaker and evangelist. In
    2005, he founded Life without Limbs, a
    non-profit organization and ministry
    Roselle Ambubuyog
     the first visually impaired Filipino to
    graduate summa cum laude from Ateneo de
    Manila University 2001

     she was consistent academic honoree in


    her school, graduating valedictorian in both
    elementary and high school

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