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    This document discusses how intersubjectivity defines our interactions with other people. It explains that human identity is shaped through relationships and that empathy and availability are important for establishing genuine connections, while alienation threatens relationships. It also discusses ethics of care and how society should be based on mutual respect and recognition of human dignity.

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    This document discusses how intersubjectivity defines our interactions with other people. It explains that human identity is shaped through relationships and that empathy and availability are important for establishing genuine connections, while alienation threatens relationships. It also discusses ethics of care and how society should be based on mutual respect and recognition of human dignity.

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    This document discusses how intersubjectivity defines our interactions with other people. It explains that human identity is shaped through relationships and that empathy and availability are important for establishing genuine connections, while alienation threatens relationships. It also discusses ethics of care and how society should be based on mutual respect and recognition of human dignity.

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    Empathy

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    Kirl Gil
    This document discusses how intersubjectivity defines our interactions with other people. It explains that human identity is shaped through relationships and that empathy and availability are important for establishing genuine connections, while alienation threatens relationships. It also discusses ethics of care and how society should be based on mutual respect and recognition of human dignity.

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    How Does IIntersubjectiiviity Defiine

    Our IInteractiions Wiith Other


    People?

    Group
    13
    Please Read!
    The human person is considered as “being with
    others”, which means that his or her identity and
    destiny are shaped by relating with others. Human
    existence is a continual dialogue with the other, and
    that the self becomes whole through interaction
    with other people and his or her surroundings.
    Empathy
    or the ability to share emotions, is an important aspect of
    intersubjectivity. This emotion is driven by a person’s awareness
    that the other is a person with thoughts and feelings. Human
    persons are actively aware of the emotional states of other people,
    and they use this information to determine their own actions and
    behavior.
    Empathy
    enables us to experience another person’s
    emotions, such as happiness, anger, and
    sadness. In a manner of speaking, sympathy
    is “feeling with” and empathy is “feeling in”.
    Availability
    or the willingness of a person to be present and
    be at the disposal of another. You may have
    encountered a situation where you needed help.
    Ethics of Care
    is an ethical theory that emphasizes the moral
    dimension of relationships and interactions. This
    moral perspectives encourages individuals to
    help other people, most especially the vulnerable.
    Ethics of Care
    Proponents of the ethics of care believe that
    people have a moral obligation to respond to the
    needs of other people; and one cannot turn a
    blind eye on the problems of others. People relate
    to each other in different ways and this gives rise
    to varying degrees of dependence among people.
    Alienation
    A person that adopts this negative view is said
    to be experiencing alienation. This arises when a
    person ceases to view the other as a distinct
    and authentic person and merely considers the
    other person as a mere object or a means to
    satisfy personal interest.
    Discuss
    How does empathy enable What is availability? have

    0 persons to establish genuine


    relationships with others?
    02 you ever made
    available for others?
    yourself

    1
    Why is alienation a threat

    0 to genuine human
    relationships?

    3
    Take Note
    Not all human interactions are positive. There are those who
    view other people negatively and consider human actions as
    being influenced by selfish acts.
    Our human nature drives us to feel indignation against these
    kinds of behavior because we know the these action are an
    insult to human dignity.
    Society must be founded on relationships and bonds
    established through mutual respect and recognition of human
    dignity.

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