Intersubjectivity

Question 1

awareness of individuality

Answer 1

self

Question 2

refers to objects outside of personal experience

Answer 2

other

Question 3

it is shared awareness and understanding among emotions

Answer 3

intersubjectivity

Question 4

intersubjective and ___________ _________ is an essential character of one’s human existence

Answer 4

relational dimension

Question 5

it is recognized that there is an “other” a “____” or a “_________” who also exists in the world

Answer 5

“thou” or a “fellowman”

Question 6

it is a person-to-person relation

Answer 6

interpersonal dimension

Question 7

involves the person and many relations

Answer 7

social dimension

Question 8

they are more intimate and profound because they go beyond mere social interaction or relation

Answer 8

personal relations

Question 9

a known German sociologist and philosopher in the tradition of critical theory

Answer 9

Jurgen Habermas

Question 10

He believes that speech acts (DIALOGUE) were predominant means by which understanding is achieved.

Answer 10

Jurgen Habermas

Question 11

He made the Theory of Communicative Action

Answer 11

Jurgen Habermas

Question 12

4 Theory of Communicative Action

Answer 12

Comprehensibility
Truth
Truthfulness
Rightness

Question 13

speaker and hearer must use comprehensible expressions in which they both understand.

Answer 13

Comprehensibility

Question 14

use of ordinary language

Answer 14

Comprehensibility

Question 15

the speaker should use a true proposition so that the hearer can share in the speaker’s knowledge

Answer 15

Truth

Question 16

it refers to how true the uttered statement in reference to objective facts

Answer 16

Truth

Question 17

speaker must be truthful in his intention in order to elicit trust from the hearer

Answer 17

truthfulness

Question 18

truthfulness pertains to the _______ _________ of the speaker which is essential for the hearer’s gaining trust.

Answer 18

genuine intention

Question 19

truthfulness is also called?

Answer 19

sincerity

Question 20

both speaker and hearer must agree on the right utterance with respect to a recognized normative background

Answer 20

rightness

Question 21

pertains to the acceptable tone and pitch of voice and expressions

Answer 21

rightness

Question 22

reciprocal understanding, shared knowledge, mutual trust, and accord with one another

Answer 22

intersubjective

Question 23

He is a Jewish Philosopher and became famous through his 1923 philosophical writings entitled I and Thou (Ich and Du)

Answer 23

Martin Buber

Question 24

an individual treats the other as objects to used and experienced

Answer 24

I-It

Question 25

both the I and the other enter into a genuine relationship as ______ ___________

Answer 25

active participants

Question 26

treating the other as a 'you' and not an 'it'

Answer 26

I-Thou

Question 27

it is an I-Thou relation in which both subjects share a sense of caring, respect, commitment and responsibility

Answer 27

Love

Question 28

he is commonly known as a French Philosopher that focuses more on the 'other' as the basis of the relationship

Answer 28

Emmanuel Levinas

Question 29

Emmanuel Levinas claimed that the meaning of _______ is in responding to the needs of the 'other' to be subjected to the 'other' and to be responsible to the 'other' without expecting anything in return

Answer 29

ethics

Question 30

For Levinas, doing something for the 'other' and fulfilling one's responsibility even to the point of sacrificing one's life for the sake of the 'other' is the identification marks of one's ________ and ____________

Answer 30

humanity and spirituality

Question 31

Levinas wants us to look at the ______ why we give, care, and help the others.

Answer 31

reason

Question 32

No human relation is _______

Answer 32

perfect