The document discusses intersubjectivity and the human person. Intersubjectivity refers to the interchange of thoughts and feelings between two subjects or persons facilitated by empathy. Key characteristics of intersubjectivity include empathy, which allows one to share the emotions of others, and availability, or the willingness to be present for others. Establishing dialogue with others through intersubjectivity benefits individuals by enabling meaningful interactions and relationships and allowing for self-awareness and transcendence.