INTERSUBJECTIVITY:

Other person as subject or

object; Other person as means
or as an end

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 What is
Intersubjectivity?
 INTERSUBJECTIVITY

 Something that is share between two minds

 Psychological relationship between people
 Used to highlight and contrast individual
personal experiences
Also, Intersubjectivity is a term used in philosophy,
psychology, sociology, and anthropology to
represent the psychological relation between people.
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 INTERSUBJECTIVE

 It was influenced by another person

THEORETICAL LEVEL

 How person sees, perceives, understand

or knows the other person in relation to
his/her.
Other person as
SUBJECT or OBJECT
 SUBJECT
 Other person treated as a person.
 He/She is not seen as someone whose
behaviours are always limited.
OBJECT
OBJECT

 OtherWhat is being experienced
person is treated as a
non-person.
 He/She is seen as someone
who will always be this or
that kind of person.
 PRACTICAL LEVEL

 How the person’s action towards the

other person relates to the person’s
own interest.
Other person as an
MEANS or as an END
 MEANS
Using another person simply to get what
they want out of the situation.
Not doing the right action for someone,
using for your own purpose.
END

 Treating other person fairly

Knowing capacities and limitations
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THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
PRACTICAL FRAMEWORK
CASE ANALYSIS

Mang Jose is already a senior

citizen and despite of his age he
wants to work on a fast food
chain. One day when he apply,
the manager did not accept him
because of his age.