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    Intersubjectivity refers to the philosophical concept of interaction between oneself and others through mutual recognition and understanding. It involves four levels of engagement: awareness of how one sees oneself and is seen by others; awareness of oneself in others through taking their perspective; and acknowledging others as separate persons through dialogue.

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    Intersubjectivity refers to the philosophical concept of interaction between oneself and others through mutual recognition and understanding. It involves four levels of engagement: awareness of how one sees oneself and is seen by others; awareness of oneself in others through taking their perspective; and acknowledging others as separate persons through dialogue.

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    Intersubjectivity refers to the philosophical concept of interaction between oneself and others through mutual recognition and understanding. It involves four levels of engagement: awareness of how one sees oneself and is seen by others; awareness of oneself in others through taking their perspective; and acknowledging others as separate persons through dialogue.

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    INTERSUBJECTIVITY

    - PHILOSOPHICAL concept of interaction between your


    self and the other person recognizing each other

    - unique relationship between subjects

    -refers to characteristics of the human person to engage


    in a very intimate personal relationship with others who
    are different from him/her.

    4 levels

    1. simple awareness of the self as seen by the others

    2. awareness of the self as seen by the others

    3. awareness of the self in the others


    ‘’Seeming act out roles/character’’
    4. acknowledge each other person

    DIALOGUE

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