U3: Elements of the Interhuman

Question 1

Identify the concept:
Each individual is contained in a group existence.

Answer 1

The Social and the Interhuman

Question 2

Identify the concept:
Lifts man to collectivity away from the loneliness

Answer 2

The Social and the Interhuman

Question 3

Identify the concept:
Suppression of personal feelings for the good of all

Answer 3

The Social and the Interhuman

Question 4

Identify the concept:
Objectification of the other –> barrier –> human

Answer 4

The Social and the Interhuman

Question 5

In the concept of the social and the interhuman, how can the barrier be destroyed?

Answer 5

by partnership

Question 6

Identify the concept:
refers to the actual happenings between men, whether wholly mutual or tending to grow into mutual relations

Answer 6

realm of interhuman

Question 7

2 realms

Answer 7

1. social
2. interhuman

Question 8

Identify the realm:
individual existence is enclosed in a group existence

Answer 8

social

Question 9

Identify the realm:
relationships = membership in a group

Answer 9

social

Question 10

Identify the realm:
individuals are socially related because they belong to the group of humanity

Answer 10

social

Question 11

Identify the realm:
one becomes aware of the other as a unique individual

Answer 11

interhuman

Question 12

Identify the realm:
goes far beyond sympathy

Answer 12

interhuman

Question 13

Identify the realm:
one is confronted by the other and they participate in a dialogue (dialogical)

Answer 13

interhuman

Question 14

Identify the realm:
the realm of intersubjectivity

Answer 14

interhuman

Question 15

Identify the concept:
what it really is;
spontaneous;
without reserve

Answer 15

being

Question 16

Identify the concept:
what one wishes to be;
meant to have

Answer 16

seeming

Question 17

Identify the concept:
letting no seeming;
sharing the being

Answer 17

interhuman

Question 18

T/F:
To yield to being is man’s essential cowardice, to resist it is his essential courage.

Answer 18

False;
seeming

Question 19

Identify the concept:
existing as itself

Answer 19

being

Question 20

Identify the concept:
outside being

Answer 20

nothing

Question 21

The totality of my being to the totality of your being

Answer 21

1. body
2. spirit
3. will
4. past
5. present
6. future

Question 22

T/F:
Sartre stated that the inner existence of the other is his own concern; not mine; there is no direct relation with the other, nor can there be.

Answer 22

True

Question 23

T/F:
According to Sartre, the walls in a conversation are simply impassable.

Answer 23

True

Question 24

Identify the concept:
he is what he is

Answer 24

genuine dialogue

Question 25

Identify the concept: absence of barriers

Answer 25

partnership

Question 26

Identify the concept: the reduction of a person, who is nourished by the richness of the possible to some schematically surveyable and recurrent structure

Answer 26

The Inadequacy of Perception

Question 27

Identify the concept: mastering imposition

Answer 27

propaganda

Question 28

T/F: Propaganda is about “who," not "how many"

Answer 28

False; about "how many," not "who"

Question 29

Identify the concept: allows the illusion of autonomy

Answer 29

propaganda

Question 30

Identify the concept: the unfolding

Answer 30

meeting

Question 31

T/F: Each person has a task he alone could create.

Answer 31

True

Question 32

3 principles of the interhuman

Answer 32

1. seeming must not intervene 2. making present the other in his personal being 3. no impositions

Question 33

T/F: The interhuman opens out what otherwise remains unopened.

Answer 33

True