Philosophical

Consciousness
-refers to the state of
reality characterized by
interiority, subjectivity,
sentinence, feeling,
experience, self-agency,
meaning and purpose.
Subjectivity
-a capacity for feeling
that is intrinsic or interior,
to the entity under
consideration.-a-what-it-
feels-like-from-within.
Components of
Intersubjectivity
1. Shared emotion
2. Shared attention
3. Shared intention
Levels of Intersubjectivity
1. Mirroring and Imitation
-entails the capacity to
relate, interact and
possibly represent or
stimulate hence “Bridge”
self with others
experience.
Innate Intersubjectivity
-shows that humans are
both with an innate
communicative
competence given by
biological mechanisms
that have an important
impact on learning,
recognizing and thinking.
2. Primary
intersubjectivity
-From Basic Mirroring to
Reciprication and Social
Expectations
-A process that
contribites to cultural
learning in general.
3. Secondary
Intersubjectivity
-From Reciprication to
joint Attention
-Includes objects that
surround the relationship.
Problem with
Intersubjectivity
1. Social Cognition
2. Participatory Sense
Making
3. Philosophical Autism
Martin buber’s and Karol
Wejtyla’s views will be
used as the same
framework in
understanding
intersubjectivity.
For both views, the human
person is total not dual. For
wojtyla, the social
dimension is represented
by “we relation” and for
buber the interpersonal is
signified by the “i0you
relation”.
Appreciate the talents
of the following:
1. PWD
2. Underprivileged
sectors of society
Dimension of poverty
1. Income
2. Health
3. Education
4. Empowerment
5. Working condition