Philosophy intersubjectivity

ability of a person to act out of his or her own free will and self determination

• voluntariness

• responsibility

• empathy

• availability

refers to the person being accountable for his or her actions and their consequences

• responsibility

• voluntariness

• alienation

• availability

A person who had no awareness of the effect of his or her actions

• Empathy

• Responsibility

• Diminished Freedom

• Ethics of care

An important aspect of intersubjectivity which refers to the ability to share emotions

• Responsibily

• Empathy

• Ethics of care

• Sympathy

Another characteristic of meaningful and genuine human relationship, which refers to the disposal of another

• Ethics of care

• Availability

• Alienation

• Empathy

It is an ethical theory that emphasizes the moral dimension of relationships and interactions.

• Ethics of care

• Empathy

• Alienation

• Availability

This pessimistics view considers human relationships frustrating and often inauthentic and deceptive.

• Ethics of care

• Alienation

• Availability

• Responsibility

A deep and genuine relationship between persons

• Dialogue

• Seeming

• Alienation

An individual present himself pr herself in a certain way when dealing with others

• Availability

• Alienation

• Dialogue

• Seeming

Goes againts the concept of personhood because this view discounts the humanity and dignity of a person and leads to dehumanization

• Empathy

• Availability

• Alienation

• Seeming