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    Intersubjectivity

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    The document discusses intersubjective human relations and communicative action. It summarizes Jurgen Habermas's theory of communicative action, which outlines validity claims that must occur in conversation to achieve mutual understanding. These include comprehensibility, truth, truthfulness, and rightness. It also discusses the concepts of subject vs object and intersubjectivity. Martin Buber's "I-Thou" and "I-It" relations are presented, where an "I-Thou" relationship involves mutual and reciprocal connection between subjects, while an "I-It" relationship treats the other as an object. Karol Wojtyla's "we relation" is mentioned as participating to share the humanness of others

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    Intersubjectivity

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    The document discusses intersubjective human relations and communicative action. It summarizes Jurgen Habermas's theory of communicative action, which outlines validity claims that must occur in conversation to achieve mutual understanding. These include comprehensibility, truth, truthfulness, and rightness. It also discusses the concepts of subject vs object and intersubjectivity. Martin Buber's "I-Thou" and "I-It" relations are presented, where an "I-Thou" relationship involves mutual and reciprocal connection between subjects, while an "I-It" relationship treats the other as an object. Karol Wojtyla's "we relation" is mentioned as participating to share the humanness of others

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    The document discusses intersubjective human relations and communicative action. It summarizes Jurgen Habermas's theory of communicative action, which outlines validity claims that must occur in conversation to achieve mutual understanding. These include comprehensibility, truth, truthfulness, and rightness. It also discusses the concepts of subject vs object and intersubjectivity. Martin Buber's "I-Thou" and "I-It" relations are presented, where an "I-Thou" relationship involves mutual and reciprocal connection between subjects, while an "I-It" relationship treats the other as an object. Karol Wojtyla's "we relation" is mentioned as participating to share the humanness of others

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    Intersubjectivity

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    Alisa Bosconovitch
    The document discusses intersubjective human relations and communicative action. It summarizes Jurgen Habermas's theory of communicative action, which outlines validity claims that must occur in conversation to achieve mutual understanding. These include comprehensibility, truth, truthfulness, and rightness. It also discusses the concepts of subject vs object and intersubjectivity. Martin Buber's "I-Thou" and "I-It" relations are presented, where an "I-Thou" relationship involves mutual and reciprocal connection between subjects, while an "I-It" relationship treats the other as an object. Karol Wojtyla's "we relation" is mentioned as participating to share the humanness of others

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    Content Standard

    The learner understands


    intersubjective human
    relations.
    Performance Standard
    The learner performs activities that
    demonstrate an appreciation for the
    talents of persons with disabilities
    and those from the underprivileged
    sector of the society.
    •Income
    •Health
    •Education
    •Empowerment
    •Working condition
    GUIDE QUESTIONS:
    WHAT CAN YOU SAY ABOUT THE
    PRESENTED PICTURE?
    IS THERE A CONNECTION AMONG THE
    PICTURES PRESENTED TO YOU? WHY?
    Jurgen Habermas’s Theory Of Communicative Action
    Validity claims what must occur in conversation to
    achieve mutual understanding

     Comprehensibility- the use of ordinary language


     Truth- how true uttered statements are, in
    reference to objective facts
     Truthfulness- genuine intention of the speaker
     Rightness- acceptable tone and pitch of voice
    Subject vs Object
    Intersubjectivity
    It is the condition of a man, a
    subject, among other man, who are
    also subjects.
     it refers to shared awareness and
    understanding among persons.
    It is made possible by the awareness
    of the self and the other.
    The “I-Thou”
    and “I-it”
    Relation
    -Martin Buber
    Martin Buber presented his
    philosophy through
    a dialogue, a philosophical
    theory that showed a
    particular quality
    interaction, where the
    parties involved develop a
    connection or relationship.
    The “I-Thou”
    and “I-it”
    Relation
    I-it (relationship)
    I-it (relationship)
    In the “I-It” Relationship
    -“I” is the subject and
    -“It” is a person treated as an
    object
    -therefore depicts separateness,
    disconnectedness, and detachment
    I-Thou (relationship)
    I-Thou” Relationship
    -“I” is the subject
    -“Thou” is another
    subject
    -it is a relationship of
    mutual
    and reciprocal
    connection
    Karol Wojtyla (St. Pope John Paul II)
    “we relation”
    -We share the humanness of
    others through participation.

    “ walang sinuman ang namamatay para sa


    sarili lamang. Walang sinuman ang
    nabubuhay para sa sarili lamang ”
     Sense of personhood in our inner self.
     Sense of humanness.
     Sense of shared being.
     Sense of openness
     Sense of justice, fairness, empathy, generosity.
     Mutual assistance.
     Hospitality.
     Sensitivity to people’s feelings.
     Trust
     Sense of gratitude
    Thank
    You

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