intersubjectivity

Question 1

● The foundation of Human Relation

Answer 1

INTERSUBJECTIVITY

Question 2

○ More than just
owning/possessing
○ Objectivation of the world
○ Abandoning the
significance of “being”

Answer 2

Having

Question 3

We see the world as an
object that we can possess or manipulate. We see the things around us as objects we can own. In this attitude of having, we see the world as merely a function and we objectify it.

Answer 3

Having

Question 4

seeing humans as objects.

Answer 4

Broken world

Question 5

○ The world appears as
something that I
“participate in”
○ The world appears not as an object, but as a presence.
○ Essential in personal
relationships.

Answer 5

Being

Question 6

● You are not solely a thinking subject
● You are an embodied subject

Answer 6

EMBODIED SUBJECTIVITY

Question 7

●Intimacy between you and your body
● No gap between you ang your body
● You are your body
● You are a self-revealing subject

Answer 7

EMBODIED SUBJECTIVITY

Question 8

DASEIN meaning

Answer 8

being there

Question 9

Always belonging
somewhere. You always have an origin or belong somewhere as a human person.

Answer 9

dasein

Question 10

Emphasized the relational nature of our human existence

Answer 10

MARTIN HEIDEGGER

Question 11

concrete and given conditions/circumstances that we inherit and confront. (birthdays, color)

Answer 11

Facticity

Question 12

Human capacity to surpass the given conditions of our facticity through freedom and conscious choice

Answer 12

Transcendence

Question 13

Ability to transcend external circumstances and make decisions

Answer 13

Transcendence

Question 14

Signifies the subjective and transformative capacity to rise above your conditions

Answer 14

Transcendence