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Intersubjectivity Flashcards

1
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Martin Heideigger

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Dasein

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Dasein

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being there (Da (there) + Sein (being))

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We are beings thrown into this world

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Dasein

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Facticity

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conditions given to us and fixed

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5
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Transcendence

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condition of our existence that has been decided or created by us

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Gabriel Marcel

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Embodied Subjectivity

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Being according to Gabriel Marcel

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the world is something “I participate in”

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Being = ?

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I am my body

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Having according to Gabriel Marcel

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body is a mere instrument; an extension of the person

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Having = ?

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I have a body

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11
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Embodied Subjectivity

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You are your own body

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12
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Intersubjectivity

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human persons are not solitary beings; a person always lives together with other human beings

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13
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Martin Buber

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I and Thou; Dialogue

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I-it

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subject-to-object

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15
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impersonal relationship

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I-it relationship

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it = ?

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object

17
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I-thou

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subject-to-subject

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thou = ?

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you; human person

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Notions of Dialogue

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  1. Technical
  2. Monologue
  3. Genuine
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Technical Dialogue

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objective understanding

21
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Research Defense, Business Proposals

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technical

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Monologue Dialogue

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disguised dialogue

23
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Self-centered communication

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monologue

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Genuine Dialogue

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centered on sincerity, presence, availability and mutuality

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Fidelity

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deep commitment is present; deeper than loyalty

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Disponibilite

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availability (being present in all circumstances)

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Constancy

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unchanging overtime; resolutely directed towards a goal

28
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Creative Fidelity

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significance of interpersonal relationships in our personal development and search for meaning

29
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Emmanuel Levinas

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Face of the Other

30
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Ethics as the First Philosophy

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Emmanuel Levinas

31
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The face

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not a mere physical feature but a human’s whole being

32
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Ethical Responsibility towards the other

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infinitely responsible and does not impose reciprocity

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