... and begins to fundamentally question our capacities of perception and recognition. It then proposes two interrelated trajectories of the postwar avant-garde: tense and intricate patterns of intersubjectivity (or “plays of recognition”) and new ruptures in style history conditioned by revolutions...

... to teleology and a philosophy of history is discussed in this chapter. The passivity of the reduced genesis to its intentional and eidetic meaning is integrated a priori into a transcendental activity. If transcendental intersubjectivity is only possible starting from the single common world...

...One of the most compelling things about human intersubjectivity is that the same emotions, the same ambivalence, and the same kind of reasoning arise in our relations with material objects, abstract ideas, and other people, whether dead or alive, familiar or foreign. Freud spoke of this phenomenon...

... documentation on Gehlen’s study of Mead. Dilthey Wilhelm Gehlen Arnold Plessner Helmuth Scheler Max Tenbruck Friedrich H anthropology history intersubjectivity pragmatism science scientific method knowledge thought Baumgarten Eduard Darwin Charles Dewey John Driesch Hans Husserl Edmund Joas Hans...

... excluded from the history of empiricism. This exclusion has taken place because of a failure to recognize that today’s distinctions between the domain of taste—seen as an attempt to produce intersubjective agreement—and the domain of objectivity did not hold true in the 17th and early 18th centuries...

... the domain of a philosophical conversation on intersubjectivity and discusses her exacting reconstruction of shared states of collective subjectivity and cultural agency. It also considers the convergence of trauma and feminism in her work and the forensic aspect of her reconstruction of composite imagery...

... or her neighbor. This, in a way, recounts Heidegger’s idea of Mitsein or “being with” (intersubjectivity). In The Castle there is a certain lack of this aspect. The characters have no connection or access to the minds of other characters. The narrative voice is also...

.... The chapter argues that this model of power misrecognizes the teacher–student relationships under scrutiny and often creates far greater harm than do the sexual relationships themselves. An alternative model of multidimensional intersubjective power relations is proposed as a way of rethinking power...

... the emptiness of their discourse. When this occurs, analytic experience becomes an ideological state apparatus and ordinary language use follows suit. Communication gives way to informatics, intersubjectivity to image management, and the ultimate prospect of therapeutic discourse—full speech—to a recursive play...

... jazz, this concluding chapter explores larger issues concerning the relationship between music, racial identity, and political reality. It suggests that this music created the possibility of what it calls racial intersubjectivity, a kind of opening of the racial self to the racial Other. It also argues...

... not anticipate. The intersubjectivity of kinship, its interpersonal character, has consequences that are difficult to control for those who participate in each other’s existence. The emphasis on the practices of kinship uncovers a less pleasant side of kinship, which is usually hidden under the glossy cover...

...Chapter 6 investigates intersubjectivity of ‘film experience’ in cinema halls with audiences who are interactive, talkative, and participatory. The chapter explores the ways in which audience aesthetics, their expectations of entertainment shape in-theater experience as well as the contingent...

... the nature of knowledge production as co-constructed by intersubjective and affective relations between observing and observed subjects. It also presents the ways in which the complex conditions of agency of migrant sex workers can be obfuscated by sexual humanitarian, homophobic and other stigmatizing...