Q2: Lesson 6 | Intersubjectivity

Question 1

The state of being connected or connection between people.

Answer 1

RELATIONSHIP

Question 2

says there is an element of empathy in intersubjectivity.

Answer 2

edmund husserl

Question 3

Edmund Husserl says there is an element of ______ in intersubjectivity.

Answer 3

empathy

Question 4

Connectedness, the nature of humans.
We are all connected.

Answer 4

INTERSUBJECTIVITY

Question 5

When a person relates to an object.

Answer 5

Buber’s I & It Relationship

Question 6

is a partial, one-sided, or incomplete relationship where a person treats other people as objects.

Answer 6

Buber’s I & It Relationship

Question 7

Martin Buber’s chief work

Answer 7

Ich und Du

Question 8

There is no real interaction as a person uses people for their satisfaction
or manipulation just like objects.

Answer 8

Buber’s I & It Relationship

Question 9

is a real and holistic relationship with people where there is authentic dialogue or exchange of true meaning & values.

Answer 9

Buber’s I & Thou Relationship

Question 10

is about accepting people in different walks of life – people who may not share the same views and beliefs as ours, people who look beyond ordinary, and people with disabilities.

Answer 10

Intersubjectivity

Question 11

Exchange of real (diverse or different) “meaning” value, and talent between two or more people.

Answer 11

Authentic Dialogue

Question 12

The true mark of an educated mind is the ability to entertain a thought without accepting it.

Answer 12

Accepting Differences

Question 13

The view of one’s own culture as better than other cultures, the most important, the center of all other cultures.

Answer 13

ETHNOCENTRIC

Question 14

One’s own culture is viewed as inferior to other cultures. May lead to the slow death of that culture.

Answer 14

XENOCENTRIC

Question 15

View of one’s own culture as neither inferior nor superior to other cultures. This is a healthy point of view as it helps one to be sensitive, to respect, to accept and enjoy cultural diversity which leads to a meaningful inter-subjectivity (interaction).

Answer 15

CULTURAL RELATIVISM

Question 16

A person who lives in ____ does not recognize the existence of other beings. That person may live in a community but does not dialogue nor establish links with others.

Answer 16

isolation

Question 17

says personal experience is a human being’s fundamental source of truth about reality.

Answer 17

karl jasper

Question 18

Karl Jasper (German, 20thcty) says _________
is a human being’s fundamental source of truth about reality.

Answer 18

personal experience

Question 19

It is in ______ that a human being’s true self can manifest itself to other human beings and experiences self-realization.

Answer 19

open communication

Question 20

The man who deceives others.

Answer 20

the self in pretension

Question 21

is when a human being projects a false image of themselves to other human beings. Martin Buber (1875-1975) observes that human beings pretend to be another person or someone they are not just to be accepted by others.

Answer 21

Pretension or deception

Question 22

hinders the unveiling of the true self.

Answer 22

deception

Question 23

exists when one person says to another “I create your world and you must only think, feel, & act the world that I have created for you. You act according to the image that I set. As you do it, I find satisfaction and security.”

Answer 23

manipulation

Question 24

is another factor that hinders communication (healthy dialogue) and self-growth between human beings.

Answer 24

self-centeredness

Question 25

The “I” does not recognize the existence of the other person as a subject but as a means to attain personal satisfaction.
The “I” only sees the self as the basis of truth and of social existence. ____ hinders a person from sharing his or her being.

Answer 25

the self in selfishness

Question 26

accepting the individuality or an entirely different person.

Answer 26

intersubjectivity

Question 27

There is no real interaction as a person uses people for their satisfaction
or manipulation just like objects.

Answer 27

i and it relationship

Question 28

Intersubjectivity requires:

Answer 28

Inclusiveness
Acceptance
Empathy
Communication & Dialogue
Open-mindedness

Question 29

categories of disability

Answer 29

psychological
physical
financial
spiritual

Question 30

who said this If everyone is thinking alike, then someone is not thinking.

Answer 30

george patton