Philosophy Group 3
Intersubjectivity
Philosophy Group 3
ENERGIZER
How do we us human person relate with others
Question: How do we, as human
persons, relate to others? What
makes these interactions meaningful
and fulfilling?
How do we us human person relate with others
As social beings, we are constantly interacting with
others. These interactions are the very fabric of our
lives, shaping our understanding of the world, our
sense of self, and even our deepest values. Every
conversation, every shared experience, every act of
kindness or conflict, contributes to the tapestry of
our lives.
How do we us human person relate with others
intersubjectivity is which people acknowledge
one another as unique individuals with their
own ideas, emotions, and life experiences. This
knowledge is key to making deep connections
and studying one another
How do we us human person relate with others
Intersubjectivity is essential: Recognizing the
other person as a subject with their own unique
experiences and perspectives is fundamental to
meaningful human interaction. This mutual
recognition fosters respect and empathy,
allowing us to connect with others on a deeper
level.
How do we us human person relate with others
What characterizes a genuine human interaction?
A Dialogue is an
interaction between
persons that happens
through speech or the use
of words, expressions, and
body language.
What characterizes a genuine human interaction?
A Dialogue is an
interaction between
persons that happens
through speech or the use
of words, expressions, and
body language.
What characterizes a genuine human interaction?
Martin Buber, a Jewish
philosopher, identified
two key types of
relationships in his
philosophy of dialogue
What characterizes a genuine human interaction?
1. I-Thou Relationship: This happens when you
treat someone as a real person, with feelings and
experiences.
2. I-It Relationship: This happens when you treat
someone or something more like an object or a tool,
focusing on what they can do for you.
What characterizes a genuine human interaction?
availability, or the
willingness of a person
to be present and be at
the disposal of another.
You may have
encountered a situation
where you needed help.
How does intersubjectivity define our interactions
with other persons?
Philosophers agree that it is important for
humans to pursue and achieve genuine
relationships to attain development. The
human person is considered as a "being with
others," which means that his or her identity
and destiny are shaped by relating with others.
How does intersubjectivity define our interactions
with other persons?
Empathy or the ability to share
emotions, is an important
aspect of intersubjectivity.
This emotion is driven by a
person's awareness that the
other is a person with
thoughts and feelings.
How does intersubjectivity define our interactions
with other persons?
The ethics of care is an ethical
theory that emphasizes the
moral dimension of
relationships and interactions.
This moral perspective
encourages individuals to help
other people, most especially
the vulnerable.
How does intersubjectivity define our interactions
with other persons?
A person that adopts this negative view is
said to be experiencing alienation. This arises
when a person ceases to view the other as a
distinct and authentic person and merely
considers the other person as a mere object or
a means to satisfy personal interests.
How can philosophy help you evaluate your
relationships with others?
Acceptance of Differences and
Embracing Diversity:
Philosophy teaches individuals to
recognize and accept that everyone is
unique. This understanding fosters
healthy relationships by encouraging
respect for diverse perspectives.
How can philosophy help you evaluate your
relationships with others?
Acceptance of Differences and Embracing
Diversity:
When individuals are respected for their
differences, they are more likely to feel
included and valued in society. This leads to a
more equitable and just society where everyone
is given an equal opportunity to thrive.
How can philosophy help you evaluate your
relationships with others?
The recognition of our shared humanity and
dignity is what drives us to extend assistance and
act with concerns toward others, especially
toward individuals or group that experiencing
hardship and discrimination. For instance, those
who are physically and mentally challenge often
experience hardship because of their condition.
How can philosophy help you evaluate your
relationships with others?
Examples of people with disabilities who have
successfully risen above their physical
limitations to live productive lives include Helen
Keller, Nick Vujinic. and Roselle Ambuyog.
How can philosophy help you evaluate your
relationships with others?
Hellen Keller was an
American author,
political activist, and the
first deaf-blind person
to earn a bachelor's
degree
How can philosophy help you evaluate your
relationships with others?
Nick Vujicic is an Australian
motivational speaker, He was
born without any arms or legs but
despite his disability he has gone
on to inspire and motivate many
people from all walks of life.
How can philosophy help you evaluate your
relationships with others?
Roselle Ambubuyog got blind at an early age
but it did not stop her from pursuing her
dreams. God gave her a vision of how beautiful
the world is. True enough, she became
excellent in her studies and graduated Summa
cum laude at the Ateneo de Manila University.
How can philosophy help you evaluate your
relationships with others?
