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LESSON 6

INTERSUBJECTIVITY
1. Discuss intersubjectivity
and how it defines
Specific human interactions and
relationships
Objectives:
2. Appreciate the talents
and contributions to
society of differently-
abled persons and those
from the underprivileged
sectors of society
A A
person person
you who needs
need you
Analyze the following situations. Give your
recommendations on how the persons involved can
exercise freedom more responsibly. Write your answer
on the space provided.

Julia’s family is well-known for being


wealthy and influential. However, her
family faced hard times in the previous
year. Her father’s business closed and
ANALYZATION they were forced to sell most of their
possessions and live a much simplier life.
Julia, however, wishes to maintain her
image among her friends . She has
resorted to borrowing money from
relatives in order to keep up with her well
–off barkada.
Analyze the following situations. Give your
recommendations on how the persons involved can
exercise freedom more responsibly. Write your answer
on the space provided.

Mang Tony’s meat stall has been


very profitable these days. It
turns out that he has been
tampering with the weighing
ANALYZATION scales and has been selling less
meat at increased prices. One
time , some meat went stale and
he decided to mix it with the other
fresh meat so he could still sell it.
Analyze the following situations. Give your
recommendations on how the persons involved can
exercise freedom more responsibly. Write your answer
on the space provided.

Bernard was asked by his teacher to


photocopy handouts and reading
materials in their English class. His
teacher unknowingly inserted a
ANALYZATION
copy of the final exam in the stack
of paper she gave to Bernard .
When he saw the copy of the final
exam . Bernard quickly took it and
placed it in his bag.
“How are you today?”
WHICH OF THESE SITUATIONS DO YOU
PREFER?
The word interpersonal is made from the
combination of the
following:
a. inter = a prefix which means ‘between
b. person = which means ‘human’ or
‘individual’
c. -al = a suffix which means, ‘pertaining to’ or
having the character of’
Interpersonal
Interpersonal
Interpersonal
Intersubjectivity
Intersubjectivity
A. First Level = this refers to
Intersubjectivity or the simple awareness of
the Self-Other the Self about the existence
interaction of the Other.
comes in two levels,
which are: B. Deeper Level = this refers
to the awareness of the Self
as being seen by Others.
This arises when ceases to
view the others as a distinct
and authentic person merely
alienation considers the other person
as a mere object or a means
to satisfy personal interest.
the state or experience of
being isolated from a group
or an activity to which one
should belong or in which
one should be involved.
This arises when ceases to
alienation view the others as a distinct
Positive alienation, as the Taoist interprets
and authentic person merely
and practices it:
considers the other person
(1) provides a way of accomplishing everything;
as a mere object or a means
(2) brings individual happiness;
to satisfy personal interest.
(3) makes it possible for a person to have a
longer life; and
(4) gives rise to an ideal policy for a government.
Marx's theory of alienation
defined alienation as an inherent
condition of capitalism, The economic
system of capitalism isolates and
dehumanizes human beings and is the
source and cause of alienation. Marx
developed his theory of alienation in
Economic and Philosophical
Manuscripts of
1844, and The
German
Ideology.
Marx's theory of alienation

Intersubjectivity
Marx's theory of alienation

Intersubjectivity
availability
The willingness of
a person to be
present and be at
the disposal of
another.
GABRIEL MARCEL
to describe availability as an
attitude one holds towards
another when one is paying
Intersubjectivity attention to the other and is
interested in her for her own
sake.
Lead humans to strive
to achieve deeper and
more substantial
interactions and
relations with other
people
dialogue is a fundamental and the most
common form of
communication for human
beings.
empathy The ability to
share emotions
Philosophers usually use 'empathy' to
refer to an emotional reaction to
another person's emotion or situation
that matches, more or less, what the
other person feels or is expected to
feel, and that has as its object the other
person.
Ethics of It is an ethical theory
that emphasizes the
Care moral dimension of
relationships and
interactions.
seeming An individual
presents himself
or herself in a
certain way
when dealing
with others.
THANK YOU!
HAVE A GREAT DAY
GOD BLESS

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