This document discusses intersubjectivity and how humans naturally seek relationships and connections with others. Intersubjectivity is the philosophical concept of mutual recognition between individuals as persons. The document encourages reflecting on someone who influenced you and how that person changed you.

1. INTERSUBJECTIVITY
Lesson 1: Accepting
differences

2. As humans, we have the natural
and universal tendency to relate, to
establish attachments and seek close
relationships with other people. Our
human nature drives us to reach out
to other people and interact with
them in meaningful ways.

3. The interaction between the
self and the other is related to the
philosophical concept of
INTERSUBJECTIVITY which is the
mutual recognition of each other
as persons.

4. Recitation:
Think of a particular person who
made an influence in your life
and how he/she change you as a
person.

5. Activity: