Intersubjectivity

Each person has a subjective experience of the world.

Because of subjective experience, one can know which events occur in reality and which are products of self- perception

Intersubjectivity is a shared perception between only two individuals.

The self and others are seen as a pair that shares each other’s lived experiences.

In intersubjectivity people from other sector of society such as those who have disabilities are seen as nobody.

In the society, everyone are seen as individuals with the same potential and talents as anybody else.

Intersubjectivity is biased.

Intersubjectivity emphasizes that anyone can contribute to society.

Most people with disabilities cannot work.

Words such as wheelchair-bound, handicapped, or with special needs are acceptable to use.