- people's perspectives".
Intersubjectivity has been used in
social science to
refer to agreement.
There is
intersubjectivity between people if they agree...
- is
important in the
phenomenological account of
intersubjectivity. In phenomenology,
intersubjectivity constitutes objectivity (i.e., what one experiences...
- The term "
intersubjectivity" was
introduced to
psychoanalysis by
George E.
Atwood and
Robert Stolorow (1984), who
consider it a "meta-theory" of psychoanalysis...
-
Intersubjective verifiability is the
capacity of a
concept to be
readily and
accurately communicated between different individuals ("intersubjectively")...
-
Perspectives on
Intersubjectivity (pp. 17–38). Amsterdam: John
Benjamins Trevarthen, C. and Hubley, P. 1978.
Secondary intersubjectivity: Confidence, confiding...
-
founds the
interconnection of
consciousnesses known as
transcendental intersubjectivity,
which Husserl would go on to
describe at
length in
volumes of unpublished...
- vulnerability.
Shadow of the Other:
Intersubjectivity and
Gender in
Psychoanalysis (1997),
extends Benjamin's work on
intersubjectivity, love and aggression. In...
- philosopher,
known for his
works on
intersubjectivity theory with
collaborator George E. Atwood,
intersubjective psychoanalysis, and
emotional trauma...
-
order in the
unconscious that
gives rise to
subjectivity and
bridges intersubjectivity between two subjects[citation needed]; an
example is
Jacques Lacan's...
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steps in pre-lingual
infant development,
Primary Intersubjectivity and
Secondary Intersubjectivity,
which endow the infant's
developing mind/brain with...
