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    Philosophitlog

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    The document discusses the concept of intersubjectivity, which refers to the mutual recognition between individuals that each person possesses their own inner self. Intersubjectivity allows people to engage in meaningful relationships by considering others as essentially the same as themselves. It involves recognizing the self in the other person. There are different levels of interaction between the self and others, from a simple awareness of others' existence to an awareness of how others see us. Intersubjectivity characterizes genuine human interactions and allows individuals to engage in authentic relationships and dialogue with one another.

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    The document discusses the concept of intersubjectivity, which refers to the mutual recognition between individuals that each person possesses their own inner self. Intersubjectivity allows people to engage in meaningful relationships by considering others as essentially the same as themselves. It involves recognizing the self in the other person. There are different levels of interaction between the self and others, from a simple awareness of others' existence to an awareness of how others see us. Intersubjectivity characterizes genuine human interactions and allows individuals to engage in authentic relationships and dialogue with one another.

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    The document discusses the concept of intersubjectivity, which refers to the mutual recognition between individuals that each person possesses their own inner self. Intersubjectivity allows people to engage in meaningful relationships by considering others as essentially the same as themselves. It involves recognizing the self in the other person. There are different levels of interaction between the self and others, from a simple awareness of others' existence to an awareness of how others see us. Intersubjectivity characterizes genuine human interactions and allows individuals to engage in authentic relationships and dialogue with one another.

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    intersubjectivity

    Pp.93-99
    Emman Jinon-Eli Saez
    • We must be aware of
    ourselves as rational
    individuals capable of
    determined and reasonable
    action. Interpersonal relations
    are made possible when self
    becomes aware of other,
    which includes everyone and
    everything outside of self.
    • Our human nature not only
    enables us to recognize the
    self that defines our
    individuality, it also enables us
    to recognize that other
    humans also possess a self.
    • We can relate meaningfully
    with other people since we
    consider ourselves as essentially
    the same. This notion of
    recognizing the self in the other
    is how philosophers define
    interpersonal relations.
    • Interaction between self and
    others is related to the concept
    of INTERSUBJECTIVITY. It is
    defined as the mutual
    recognition of each other as a
    person.
    • It also carries the meaning of a
    unique relationship between
    distinct subjects which refers to
    the characteristic of the human
    person to engage in intimate
    and personal relationships.
    • Having an INNER LIFE OF
    INTERIORITY allows a person to
    give himself or herself to others.
    It also allows individuals to
    receive others in his or her life
    and relate with them.
    INTERSUBJECTI
    intersubjectivit
    • allows a VITY
    y to become
    person
    closer to others in many
    different ways.
    Levels of self-other
    interactions:
    1. simple awareness of the existence of the
    other (being aware that there are other
    beings unique from us and that they exist
    outside of our own awareness or perception)

    2. awareness of the self as being seen by others


    ( self-consciousness is the defining
    characteristic of the self-other relationship)
    • The way we act with other people is often
    influenced by our ideas of how these people
    see us
    What
    characterizes a
    genuine human
    interaction?
    • Most human
    interactions are
    not based on
    deception.
    • Uphold dignity
    and goodness
    Dialogue
    • Deeper and
    more genuine
    interaction
    • The self realizes
    the other as a
    genuine and
    unique
    individual
    • Authentic
    Relationship
    and dialogue
    • Actions,
    gestures and
    other
    expressions are
    also dialogues
    • Dialogue is also a
    means by which
    persons are able
    to share to each
    other
    • Note: Only
    beings with
    interiority can
    interact
    • Dialogue and
    Conversation
    are different
    things
    • Genuine
    Dialogue

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