INTERSUBJECTIVITY AND DIALOGUE

Question 1

INTERSUBJECTIVITY directly means “___________”

Answer 1

among selves

Question 2

the very foundation of community is what

Answer 2

relationship

Question 3

relationship is more than physical connection, as it includes the connection of _________

Answer 3

personalities

Question 4

relationship starts with what

Answer 4

dialogue

Question 5

a jewish philosopher who defined the humans as “being-in-relation” in contrast to Heidegger’s “being-in-the-world”

Answer 5

MARTIN BUBER

Question 6

Martin Buber published a pamphlet called what

Answer 6

“I and thou”

Question 7

it is the fundamental relation between people

Answer 7

INTERSUBJECTIVITY

Question 8

it is the shared world of the I and the other

Answer 8

INTERSUBJECTIVITY

Question 9

for Aristotle, “Man is a ____ and a _______ animal.”

Answer 9

social; political

Question 10

it is the psychological relation between human individuals

Answer 10

INTERSUBJECTIVITY

Question 11

it involves the communicative relation between separate conscious minds

Answer 11

INTERSUBJECTIVITY

Question 12

a philosophical belief that the only thing that exist is conceived by the mind

Answer 12

SOLIPSISM

Question 13

the concept of INTERSUBJECTIVITY is usually contrasted with what philosophical belief?

Answer 13

SOLIPSISM

Question 14

according to this belief, anything outside the mind is suspicious and doubtful, or cannot be known

Answer 14

SOLIPSISM

Question 15

who said that society is something that precedes the individual, and that man is by nature a social animal

Answer 15

ARISTOTLE

Question 16

we are not merely social beings, we also ________ relationships with each other

Answer 16

CREATE (aristotle)

Question 17

us being SOCIAL and RELATIONAL beings is both a _______ disposition and an _______ vocation

Answer 17

natural disposition;

existential vocation

Question 18

therefore, human beings are beings in _______ with others

Answer 18

relation

Question 19

TWO DIMENSIONS OF INTERSUBJECTIVITY

Answer 19

SOCIAL DIMENSION

INTERPERSONAL DIMENSION

Question 20

dimension of intersubjectivity that involves the person and other (many) relations and is bounded by common social interests or activities (usually impersonal)

Answer 20

SOCIAL DIMENSION

Question 21

FB community, school, Church, etc. are examples of what dimension of intersubjectivity

Answer 21

SOCIAL DIMENSION

Question 22

dimension of intersubjectivity that is a person-to-person relation, bounded by subjective interests, and is more intimate, personal, and profound (goes beyond common social interest)

Answer 22

INTERPERSONAL DIMENSION

Question 23

Family, Parents, Children, Friends are examples of what dimension of intersubjectivity

Answer 23

INTERPERSONAL DIMENSION

Question 24

the INTERPERSONAL relation is grounded on _________

Answer 24

DIALOGUE

Question 25

GENUINE relation is only possible between person-to-person if we what

Answer 25

if we create and establish a relation with a supreme being

Question 26

it is the MEETING (encounter) of two (more) minds

Answer 26

DIALOGUE

Question 27

it is the LIFE of human relation

Answer 27

DIALOGUE

Question 28

the relation is TRIADIC: _______, _______ and _______

Answer 28

one’s self, others, and God

Question 29

CONVERSATION vs DIALOGUE

Answer 29

conversation is merely a personal relation, while dialogue is a shared relation, and recognizes the presence of the other

Question 30

THREE KINDS OF DIALOGUE

Answer 30

TECHNICAL DIALOGUE MONOLOGUE GENUINE DIALOGUE

Question 31

this kind of dialogue is focused on objective understanding and content-based

Answer 31

TECHNICAL DIALOGUE

Question 32

this kind of dialogue is focused only on one’s thought and speech and disregards the insights and opinions of others, thus lacks the element of listening

Answer 32

MONOLOGUE

Question 33

monologue is also called “___________”: self-importance based on self-talk

Answer 33

seeming dialogue

Question 34

extreme form of monologue

Answer 34

narcissist conversation

Question 35

this kind of dialogue is sometimes called "disguised dialogue"

Answer 35

MONOLOGUE

Question 36

this kind of dialogue pays attention to the presence of the other and recognizes the alterity of the Other as an other

Answer 36

GENUINE DIALOGUE

Question 37

this kind of dialogue may happen also in silence: sometimes speech is not necessary

Answer 37

GENUINE DIALOGUE

Question 38

minimum requirement of genuine dialogue

Answer 38

RECOGNITION of the presence of the other

Question 39

this PRESENCE in genuine dialogue means becoming aware of the person as a ____

Answer 39

THOU

Question 40

silence is also a form of __________

Answer 40

dialogue

Question 41

TWO KINDS OF HUMAN RELATIONS

Answer 41

I-THOU relation | I-IT relation

Question 42

kind of relation that is a relation with humans, and you recognize the other as someone else like you, disregarding status, relation, etc. (personal, emotive and empathic)

Answer 42

I-THOU relation

Question 43

kind of relation that is a relation with objects | impersonal, detached, scientific, and functional

Answer 43

I-IT relation

Question 44

wearing a “mask” when talking/conversing with others

Answer 44

seeming

Question 45

distinction between ‘being’ and ‘seeming’

Answer 45

being true to oneself and merely appearing true (good) to the other

Question 46

_________ means imagining the situation of the other

Answer 46

acceptance

Question 47

in personal making present, there is the element of what

Answer 47

listening

Question 48

distinction between ‘unfolding’ and ‘imposition’

Answer 48

imposition is an act of imposing opinions, while unfolding is an act of allowing the conversation to unfold

Question 49

is the act of forcing an understanding of a lesson | unfolding or imposition

Answer 49

imposition

Question 50

is the act of letting the students apply and interpret the teacher’s lesson (unfolding or imposition)

Answer 50

unfolding

Question 51

analogous comparison between an _______ (unfolding) and a ________ (imposition)

Answer 51

educator; propagandist