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What do philosophers call the human capacity to share the emotions of others?
What do philosophers call the human capacity to share the emotions of others?
Empathy
Empathy can be understood as "feeling in" or "placing yourself into the shoes of another."
Empathy can be understood as "feeling in" or "placing yourself into the shoes of another."
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What characteristic of meaningful and genuine human relationships is defined as the willingness of a person to be present and available for another?
What characteristic of meaningful and genuine human relationships is defined as the willingness of a person to be present and available for another?
Availability
The ethics of care helps us understand why we should make ourselves available for others. What does this encourage individuals to do?
The ethics of care helps us understand why we should make ourselves available for others. What does this encourage individuals to do?
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What arises when a person stops viewing another as an authentic person and considers them merely as an object to satisfy their personal interests?
What arises when a person stops viewing another as an authentic person and considers them merely as an object to satisfy their personal interests?
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Despite negative experiences in human interactions, what are we still called to do?
Despite negative experiences in human interactions, what are we still called to do?
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The text states that not all stories, movies, or telenovelas end happily.
The text states that not all stories, movies, or telenovelas end happily.
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What is a common theme in many narratives that don't end happily?
What is a common theme in many narratives that don't end happily?
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The text suggests that accepting and embracing our differences can hinder building a community of harmony.
The text suggests that accepting and embracing our differences can hinder building a community of harmony.
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What are the acts of accepting (pagtanggap) and embracing (pagyakap) all our differences described as?
What are the acts of accepting (pagtanggap) and embracing (pagyakap) all our differences described as?
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What hinders harmony, according to the text?
What hinders harmony, according to the text?
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What do some individuals do that can lead to a lack of acceptance of diversity?
What do some individuals do that can lead to a lack of acceptance of diversity?
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What type of people are typically the ones who receive rejection, discrimination, abuse, neglect, and contempt?
What type of people are typically the ones who receive rejection, discrimination, abuse, neglect, and contempt?
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What are people who have endured hardships and discrimination because of their physical or mental condition called?
What are people who have endured hardships and discrimination because of their physical or mental condition called?
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What is the activity suggested in the lesson to promote understanding and empathy?
What is the activity suggested in the lesson to promote understanding and empathy?
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Flashcards
Intersubjectivity
Intersubjectivity
The capacity for shared understanding and connection in human relationships.
Empathy
Empathy
The ability to share the emotions of others.
Availability
Availability
The willingness to be present and supportive in relationships.
Ethics of Care
Ethics of Care
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Alienation
Alienation
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Community of Harmony
Community of Harmony
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Differently-abled persons
Differently-abled persons
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Accepting differences
Accepting differences
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Discrimination
Discrimination
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Abuse
Abuse
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Neglect
Neglect
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Contempt
Contempt
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Human Interactions
Human Interactions
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Human Relationships
Human Relationships
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Active Listening
Active Listening
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Emotional Reflection
Emotional Reflection
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Sharing Experiences
Sharing Experiences
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Study Notes
Module 6: Intersubjectivity
- Module focuses on intersubjectivity
- Lesson 3: Interaction with the disadvantaged
- Appreciate talents of people with disabilities and those from underprivileged sectors
- Understand their contributions to society
- Learning Objectives after lesson 3
- Discuss intersubjectivity and how it defines human interactions and relationships
- Appreciate the talents and contributions to society of differently-abled individuals and those from underprivileged sectors
- Perform activities to demonstrate the talents of differently-abled individuals and those from underprivileged sectors
- Empathy
- Philosophers consider empathy as the human capacity to share the emotions of others
- Intersubjectivity is an important aspect of empathy
- It's about "feeling in" or placing yourself in another's shoes
- Availability
- Availability is another key aspect of meaningful relationships
- It means a willingness to be present and available to support another person
- Ethics of Care
- Ethics of care helps understand the importance of being available for others
- Leads to a deeper understanding of the moral obligation to help people
- Emphasize helping those most in need
- Alienation
- Alienation arises when a person stops seeing another as a person
- Treats the other as something to use to meet personal needs
- Community Harmony
- Despite negative experiences, creating harmony is still important
- Today's world is marked by conflicts and violence
- Lesson 4: Embracing Differences
- Appreciate talents of people with disabilities and those from underprivileged sectors
- Understanding their contributions to society
- Not all stories/movies/novels end happily
- Protagonist typically reflects upon past experiences
- Embraces lessons learned from tough times
- This self-reflection leads to peace
- Accepting Differences
- Accepting and embracing differences is key for harmony
- Some refuse to acknowledge diversity due to biases
- Rejects people with characteristics that aren't valued
- This creates issues of rejection, discrimination, abuse, neglect, and contempt
- Differently-abled Persons
- Differently-abled persons in society encounter hardships and discrimination
- Based on physical or mental conditions
- Activity
- Students pair up to share and reflect on personal experiences with empathy
- The activity focuses on emotional listening, without judgment
- Prompts: How did you feel, what made you feel this way, how did you react/cope?
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