PHILO-INTERSUBJECTIVITY

The ability to share and understand the emotions of another person.

Empathy

The perception, understanding, and reaction to the distress or need of others.

Sympathy

Shared awareness and understanding among individuals, made possible by the awareness of oneself and others.

Intersubjectivity

A form of interaction where one individual treats another as a subject, fostering mutual connection and understanding.

I-Thou Relationship

A form of interaction where one individual treats another as an object, focusing on utilitarian aspects rather than genuine connection.

I-It Relationship

A theory emphasizing moral obligation to respond to the needs of others and extend help to those in need.

Ethics of Care

An Austrian-born Israeli Jewish philosopher known for his philosophy of dialogue, emphasizing the importance of genuine interaction.

Martin Buber

A meaningful interaction where both parties acknowledge each other's presence and treat each other as equals.

Genuine Dialogue

The willingness of a person to be present for another and to offer assistance.

Availability

A philosopher known for his theory of communicative action and the concepts related to achieving mutual understanding.

Jurgen Habermas

What are the dimensions of poverty?

Income, health, education, empowerment, working condition