PHILOSOPHY - INTERSUBJECTIVITY

INTERSUBJECTIVITY

interaction between the self and the others.

INTERSUBJECTIVITY

shared awareness and understanding among persons.

INTERSUBJECTIVITY

helps to constitute objectivity

GROUPISTS

Filipinos are ___________

WEAVERS

Filipinos are (social) _________

TOUCHING

Filipinos are ________ people; We almost create human chains with our perennials.

KAPWA

Sense of shared inner self

SUBJECT IN HUMAN INTERACTION

a subject is the person experiencing an action or event

OBJECT IN HUMAN INTERACTION

An object is what is being experienced.

UNIDIRECTIONAL, MUTUAL, AND COREGULATED

TYPES OF INTERSUBJECTIVITY

UNIDIRECTIONAL INTERSUBJECTIVITY

• This involves understanding another person’s perspective but not reciprocating that understanding.

• It is a one-way interpretation of another’s perspective.

MUTUAL INTERSUBJECTIVITY

• Two or more people understand and recognize each other’s perspectives.

• It is a two-way exchange where each person’s understanding informs and is informed by the other’s.

COREGULATED INTERSUBJECTIVITY

• This is an advanced form of mutual intersubjectivity

• The participants actively construct and maintain a shared perspective.

I - IT RELATIONSHIP

one person sees the other as an item to meet his or her needs.

I -THOU RELATIONSHIP

involves someone who recognizes the “WHOLE” in the other person and sees the collaboration as relational rather than experimental.

SOLIPSISM

• philosophical belief that one’s mind is the only conscious entity in existence.

• the universe only exists in your head, and when you die, it will disappear with you.

SELF-CENTERED REALITY

One’s mind is the only certain existence.

KNOWLEDGE LIMITATION

All knowledge is subjective; no external reality can be confirmed.

EPISTEMOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS

Undermines the idea of objective truths or shared knowledge

SELF-DEFEATING, LACK OF EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE, SHARED CONSCIOUSNESS, THE “OTHER“, SEEMING

CRITICISM OF SOLIPSISM

SELF-DEFEATING

concept created by a mind; it can’t confirm or validate itself externally.

LACK OF EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE

Solipsism lacks proof or demonstratable evidence; it’s more of a thought experiment than a proven theory.

SHARED CONSCIOUSNESS

It highlights the mutual understanding between individuals.

THE “OTHER“

Other people outside oneself, whose experiences are acknowledged as real and valid.

SEEMING

refers to how things appear to us, even if we can’t be sure they are exactly as they seem.