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    This document discusses intersubjectivity and interpersonal relations from a philosophical perspective. Intersubjectivity refers to the mutual recognition of each person and the shared awareness between individuals, allowing them to engage in intimate relationships. A key element of intersubjectivity is recognizing the self in the other, viewing the other as a unique person with their own thoughts and feelings. Deeper interactions, like dialogue, are made possible when individuals acknowledge each other and share empathy through understanding each other's emotions. Examples are provided of people with disabilities who have lived productive lives despite physical limitations.

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    This document discusses intersubjectivity and interpersonal relations from a philosophical perspective. Intersubjectivity refers to the mutual recognition of each person and the shared awareness between individuals, allowing them to engage in intimate relationships. A key element of intersubjectivity is recognizing the self in the other, viewing the other as a unique person with their own thoughts and feelings. Deeper interactions, like dialogue, are made possible when individuals acknowledge each other and share empathy through understanding each other's emotions. Examples are provided of people with disabilities who have lived productive lives despite physical limitations.

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    SELF- CONSCIOUSNESS

    LESSON 6
    -is considered by philosophers as a
    INTERSUBJECTIVITY defining characteristic of the self-
    other relationship.
    INTERPERSONAL RELATIONS
    SELF IN THE OTHER
    -are made possible when the self
    becomes aware of the other -is an important element in all other
    aspects of interpersonal interactions.
    RECOGNIZING THE SELF IN THE
    OTHER SEEMING

    -is how philosophers define -refers to where an individual


    interpersonal relations presents himself or herself in a
    certain way when dealing with
    INTERSUBJECTIVITY others.
    -is the mutual recognition of each -considered a natural and often
    other as persons. unconscious act.
    -refers to the shared awareness and DIALOGUE
    understanding among persons
    -deeper and more genuine
    - also carries the meaning of “a interaction
    unique relationship between distinct
    subjects” -is made possible when the self
    realizes that the other is a genuine
    -also allows a person to become and unique individual.
    closer to others in many different
    ways. -happens when two persons truly
    acknowledge each other’s presence
    A UNIQUE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN and treat each other as equals.
    DISTINCT SUBJECTS
    EMPATHY
    -refers to the characteristic of the
    human person to engage in a very -the ability to share emotions
    intimate and personal relationship -is an important aspect of
    with others who are different from intersubjectivity
    him or her but who are also like him
    or her.
    -this emotion is driven by a person’s
    awareness that the other is a person
    HELLEN KELLER (1880-1968)
    with thoughts and feelings.
    -was an American author, political
    -enables us to experience another
    activist, and the first deaf-blind
    person’s emotions
    person to earn a bachelor’s degree.
    AVAILABILITY
    NICHOLAS JAMES “NICK” VIJINIC
    -refers to the willingness of a person
    -born 1982
    to be present for another and to
    render assistance to another. -is an Australian evangelist and
    motivational speaker who was born
    ETHICS OF CARE
    with phocomelia (a condition in
    -is an ethical theory that emphasizes which a person is born with no arms
    the moral dimension of relationships or legs)
    and interactions.
    ROSELLE AMBUBUYOG
    -encourages individuals to help other
    -born 1980
    people, most especially the
    vulnerable. -is the first visually-impaired Filipino
    to graduate summa cum laude from
    ALIENATION
    Ateneo De Manila University in 2001.
    -this arises when a person ceases to
    view the other as a distinct and
    authentic person
    -considers the other person as a mere
    object or a means to satisfy personal
    interests.
    -A person that adopts negative view
    EXAMPLES OF PEOPLE WITH
    DISABILITIES WHO HAVE
    SUCCESFULLY RISEN ABOVE THEIR
    PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS TO LIVE
    PRODUCTIVE LIVES INCLUDE :

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