philosophy

2. Before we begin to relate to
others we first have to be aware
of ourselves.

3. The interaction between the self
and the others

4. The shared perception of reality
between or among two or more
individuals

5. Intersubjectivity
requires accepting
Differences and
not to Impose on
others

6. We look at our
differences and may
have “labels” toward
one another
We have collected
and given labels
ourselves towards

11. Participation – the ability of the person
to exist and act together with others
without losing oneself as he moves
towards his self-fulfillment

12. PARTICIPATION is the
essence of human person.
Through this a person is
able to fulfill one’ self.
ORIENTED TOWARD
RELATION AND SHARING
FOR THE COMMON
GOOD.

16. “The world is not
comprehensible, but it is
embraceable: through the
embracing of one of its beings.”
― Martin Buber
“Living is encounter.“
-
-Martin Buber

17. A Jewish
existentialist
philosopher
born in Vienna,
in his work I and
Thou ( Ich und
Du),

23. We are unique
Differences are not hindrance
to intersubjective relationship
communicate relate
Perceive each other