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What does the term 'self' primarily refer to in the context of personal experience?
What does the term 'self' primarily refer to in the context of personal experience?
- The social environment surrounding a person.
- The collective consciousness of a group.
- The unique individuality of a person. (correct)
- The individual's awareness of others.
How is the awareness of the 'other' described?
How is the awareness of the 'other' described?
- Being indifferent to the perceptions of others.
- Understanding that other beings exist uniquely outside of oneself. (correct)
- Conceiving others as extensions of oneself.
- Recognizing oneself as the center of the universe.
In what way can 'seeming' be described according to the content?
In what way can 'seeming' be described according to the content?
- Acting in accordance with one's true feelings.
- Presenting oneself in a particular manner in social situations. (correct)
- Authentically presenting oneself to others.
- Pretending to be someone you are not.
What role does empathy play in intersubjectivity?
What role does empathy play in intersubjectivity?
What does 'availability' refer to in the context of relationships?
What does 'availability' refer to in the context of relationships?
How does 'ethics for care' influence social relationships?
How does 'ethics for care' influence social relationships?
What is a primary outcome of recognizing the other person as equal?
What is a primary outcome of recognizing the other person as equal?
Which aspect is NOT part of intersubjectivity as described in the content?
Which aspect is NOT part of intersubjectivity as described in the content?
Flashcards
Self
Self
The individual's unique identity and characteristics.
Other
Other
Everyone and everything outside of the self.
Intersubjectivity
Intersubjectivity
The ability to understand and share the thoughts, feelings, and experiences of others.
Empathy
Empathy
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Availability
Availability
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Ethics for Care
Ethics for Care
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Seeming
Seeming
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Dialogue
Dialogue
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Awareness of Other
Awareness of Other
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Awareness of Self as seen by others
Awareness of Self as seen by others
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Study Notes
Lesson 6: Intersubjectivity
- Intersubjectivity is the mutual recognition of individuals as subjects, a unique relationship between distinct subjects.
- It's the ability to understand and share thoughts, feelings, and experiences of others.
- Intersubjectivity is essential for communication, cooperation, and social interaction.
Defining Interactions
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Empathy: Enables us to experience another person's emotions (e.g., happiness, anger, sadness). Empathy is "feeling with" and is contrasted with sympathy which is "feeling in".
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Availability: The willingness of a person to be present and be at the disposal of another.
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Ethics for Care: An ethical theory emphasizing the moral dimension of relationships and interactions. This perspective encourages individuals to help others, especially the vulnerable.
Awareness of "Self in the Other"
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Seeming: Actions where an individual presents himself/herself in a certain way when dealing with others. Individuals take on roles or act out characters in specific situations or with certain people.
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Dialogue: A person's words, expressions, and body language become the means by which he/she expresses a part of themselves to another.
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