... interactions between villagers and tourists), intersubjective intentions (qua shared goals underlying joint activities), and incommensurable values (qua disparate evaluative standards grounding practical reasoning). It shows the discrepancy and overlap between the project’s portrayal of a standardized ecotour...

... ethnography violence care intersubjectivity ...

... hearing listening deafness intersubjectivity agency ...

... materiality intersubjectivity ecotourism NGOs conservation ...

... phenomenon intentionality noesis/noema intersubjectivity constitution ...

... intersubjectivity constitution ...

... The conclusion summarizes the main arguments of each chapter and reflects on ways that a shift to intersubjective and recognition-based definitions of sex/gender is influencing medicine and the practice of trans- therapeutics in the United States today. trans- therapeutics gender theory...

... Mirror neuron research seeks to explain the human capacity for intersubjectivity and empathy in terms of automatic, neurophysiological processes that occur before higher-level cognition or propositional thinking. By comparing multiple accounts of mirror neurons, this chapter shows how...

...), in which the voices of anthropology’s interlocutors can be heard and acknowledged and in which both anthropologists and those they study can be transformed through their encounters with one another. ethnography violence care intersubjectivity ...

... to construct a hearing subject—most notably psychoacoustics and communication engineering—and argues for a more radical notion of difference as the basis for advancing the scholarship on hearing. hearing listening deafness intersubjectivity agency ...

.... phenomenon intentionality noesis/noema intersubjectivity constitution Lecture 18, “Heidegger,” introduces Martin Heidegger’s question of the meaning of Being and his attempt to develop an ontological and hermeneutic phenomenology. After explaining his turn to the being (Dasein) concerned with its...

... of Arendt’s own account of the world as the objective world of fabricated things and the intersubjective world of speech and acts. This chapter argues that Arendt’s concept of natality is a dogmatic anthropologistic reduction of the force of worlding, as evidenced by the utopianism of her solutions to modern...

... an emancipatory future. Socially engaged practices seek to combine these two modalities. In order to preserve this aspect of engaged art practice, it is necessary to supplement the concept of social labor with an alternative model of intersubjective experience found in the work of Mikhail Bakhtin. With Bakhtin...

..., multiculturalism means asserting difference to decenter power. Safa’s improvisation suggests that disenssus might, under conditions of active listening, be an ethical domain of intersubjectivity. identity politics Charles Taylor Iranian classical music ...

... Chapter 4 brings us into the world of worth-making in intersubjective relations and examines how Brazilian Black lesbians respond to the social world with its preconceito and violence beyond the gynecologic encounter (and because of it). Falu refers to how Black queer women shapeshift...

... made by other artists at the time. She also demonstrates how it was shaped by feminist imperatives and the theorizations of psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan, influences scarcely present in the work of Art & Language, for example. In its forensic focus on subjectivity and intersubjectivity, the Post...

... of intersubjectivity as lived immediacy, as a precognitive sensibility, can provide an ethical grounding for a vision of improvised music, and of the world, as a place of continuing interlinked performances. second-order cybernetics social systems theory radical constructivism Niklas Luhmann Emmanuel Levinas ...

... account of the world as the objective world of fabricated things and the intersubjective world of speech and acts. This chapter argues that Arendt’s concept of natality is a dogmatic anthropologistic reduction of the force of worlding, as evidenced by the utopianism of her solutions to modern world...

... as abigarramiento (literally, a motley array of colors). Only crises such as the Chaco War, the revolution of 1952, or the general strike of November 1979 were capable of generating such “intersubjective” national relations and sentiment, or as he put it, “the pathetic unity of diversity.” Such moments...