intersubjectivity

He talked much about intersubjectivity but in a larger sense.

Her focus has been on the way tag questions can be used to both build and contest intersubjectivity.

She has made significant contributions to the concept of intersubjectivity in psychoanalysis.

It might be called intersubjectivity - the dynamic interaction among selves within society.

For the intersubjectivity idea to work, Rossi's memory can provide no more than half the equation.

In its most basic form, it is this experience of the Other that constitutes intersubjectivity and objectivity.

Nevertheless, a high degree of quality increases its objectivity or at least the intersubjectivity.

Husserl used the idea as a basis for intersubjectivity.

First, in its weakest sense intersubjectivity refers to agreement.

There is intersubjectivity between people if they agree on a given set of meanings or a definition of the situation.

These thinkers attempted to ground morality in varieties of convention, tradition, and intersubjectivity.

This experience of empathy is important in the phenomenological account of intersubjectivity.

Furthermore, the fact that most interactions take place in cooperative contexts leads to what is called "secondary intersubjectivity".

The postmodern intersubjectivity of the 21st century has seen a new interest in fantasy as a form of interpersonal communication.

Love is a prime example of intersubjectivity that implies a shared feeling of care and affection, among others.

Gallagher builds on the concepts of primary and secondary intersubjectivity found in developmental psychology.

Like interactivity with computers, intersubjectivity in art is an exchange of information between senders and receivers.

These parts are separated by two papers which present the key concepts of innate sociality and intersubjectivity.

Social everyday reality is characterized by intersubjectivity (p. 23-25):

The Other (when written with a capital "o") is a concept more properly belonging to phenomenology and its account of intersubjectivity.

Recently anthropology has begun to shift towards studies of intersubjectivity and other existential/phenomenological themes.

Studies of language have also gained new prominence in philosophy and sociology due to language's close ties with the question of intersubjectivity.

For example, Thomas Scheff defines intersubjectivity as "the sharing of subjective states by two or more individuals."

The image of lovers communicating helps us appreciate the circumstances in which intersubjectivity is most likely to occur: in close relationships.

(3) Hösle's own philosophy combines "objective idealism" with a theory of intersubjectivity.