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What does intersubjectivity refer to?
What does intersubjectivity refer to?
- Limiting a person's possibilities by labeling them
- Shared meanings constructed by people in their interactions with each other (correct)
- The act of objectification towards others
- A person's freedom to be what they want to be
According to Jean Paul Sartre, what happens when you label a person based on their appearance or actions?
According to Jean Paul Sartre, what happens when you label a person based on their appearance or actions?
- You capture that person's freedom to be what they want to be
- You stereotype and objectify the person
- You limit the other to a set of rational categories
- You take away their possibilities to do good and right (correct)
What concept is evident when you stereotype or label a person based on their appearance or actions?
What concept is evident when you stereotype or label a person based on their appearance or actions?
- Mutual recognition
- Objectification
- Totalization (correct)
- Intersubjectivity
In Filipino, what is the term for intersubjectivity?
In Filipino, what is the term for intersubjectivity?
What is the mutual recognition of each other as persons referred to as?
What is the mutual recognition of each other as persons referred to as?
When does totalization occur?
When does totalization occur?
What does Edmund Husserl believe intersubjectivity is?
What does Edmund Husserl believe intersubjectivity is?
What is the main characteristic of empathy according to the text?
What is the main characteristic of empathy according to the text?
What does the Ethics of Care theory emphasize?
What does the Ethics of Care theory emphasize?
According to Rene Descartes, what is one thing that cannot be doubted?
According to Rene Descartes, what is one thing that cannot be doubted?
What is the negative effect of 'Seeming' according to the text?
What is the negative effect of 'Seeming' according to the text?
What does empathy enable us to experience according to the text?
What does empathy enable us to experience according to the text?
What is availability about according to the text?
What is availability about according to the text?
Which characteristic does sympathy represent according to the text?
Which characteristic does sympathy represent according to the text?
"Seeming" involves actions where an individual presents himself or herself in a certain way when dealing with others. What are these actions referred to as?
"Seeming" involves actions where an individual presents himself or herself in a certain way when dealing with others. What are these actions referred to as?
According to Edmund Husserl, what occurs when people put themselves in the shoes of others?
According to Edmund Husserl, what occurs when people put themselves in the shoes of others?
What is the deeper and more genuine interaction called?
What is the deeper and more genuine interaction called?
According to Martin Buber, how can the 'I' be realized?
According to Martin Buber, how can the 'I' be realized?
What is the term for the relationship in which people make themselves the center of their world?
What is the term for the relationship in which people make themselves the center of their world?
What occurs when two persons 'open up' to each other and give and receive one another in their encounter?
What occurs when two persons 'open up' to each other and give and receive one another in their encounter?
What did Martin Buber emphasize is necessary for the 'I' to realize itself?
What did Martin Buber emphasize is necessary for the 'I' to realize itself?
What does the 'I-I' relationship lack interest in doing?
What does the 'I-I' relationship lack interest in doing?
In the I-It relationship, how are indigenous people often treated by researchers?
In the I-It relationship, how are indigenous people often treated by researchers?
What is the result of an 'I-It' relationship according to the text?
What is the result of an 'I-It' relationship according to the text?
How does alienation affect human relationships according to the text?
How does alienation affect human relationships according to the text?
What characterizes the I-Thou relationship according to the text?
What characterizes the I-Thou relationship according to the text?
What is the main outcome of an I-Thou relationship?
What is the main outcome of an I-Thou relationship?
How does the text define alienation?
How does the text define alienation?
What happens when human relationships are inauthentic and exploitative?
What happens when human relationships are inauthentic and exploitative?
What type of relationship arises when a person ceases to view the other as a distinct or authentic person?
What type of relationship arises when a person ceases to view the other as a distinct or authentic person?
What is the main consequence of alienation according to the text?
What is the main consequence of alienation according to the text?
How does the I treat the person in an I-Thou relationship?
How does the I treat the person in an I-Thou relationship?
Study Notes
Intersubjectivity
- Refers to the mutual recognition of each other as persons
- In Filipino, it is known as "kapatiran"
- Edmund Husserl believes it is the mutual understanding between individuals
Labeling and Stereotyping
- According to Jean Paul Sartre, when you label a person based on their appearance or actions, you are reducing them to a set of characteristics
- This is an example of intersubjectivity, where you stereotype or label a person based on their appearance or actions
Empathy and Sympathy
- Empathy enables us to experience the world from another person's perspective
- The main characteristic of empathy is putting oneself in the shoes of others
- Sympathy represents the characteristic of feeling sorrow or pity for another person
Ethics of Care Theory
- Emphasizes the importance of empathy and understanding in human relationships
Rene Descartes
- Believed that one thing that cannot be doubted is one's own existence
Seeming and Authenticity
- "Seeming" involves actions where an individual presents themselves in a certain way when dealing with others
- These actions are referred to as "games"
- The negative effect of "seeming" is that it leads to inauthentic relationships
- Availability is about being genuine and authentic in interactions with others
Martin Buber's I-Thou Relationship
- Refers to a deep and genuine interaction between two people who open up to each other
- In this relationship, individuals treat each other with respect and understanding
- The 'I' can only be realized through the 'I-Thou' relationship
- Martin Buber emphasized that the 'I' cannot realize itself in isolation, but only through the 'I-Thou' relationship
I-It Relationship
- A relationship where people make themselves the center of their world
- Indigenous people are often treated by researchers as objects or "its"
- The result of an 'I-It' relationship is alienation
Alienation and Human Relationships
- Alienation occurs when human relationships are inauthentic and exploitative
- It leads to the objectification of the other person, reducing them to a means to an end
- Alienation affects human relationships by reducing them to mere transactions, lacking empathy and understanding
- The main consequence of alienation is the destruction of genuine human relationships
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Explore the concept of intersubjectivity, which involves the shared meanings constructed through interactions between individuals. This quiz covers the philosophical interaction between the 'self' and the 'other' and the mutual recognition of each other as persons.
