intersubjectivity

  • we each are ultimately one subject, one perspective
  • the only reliable measures are intersubjective, combinatory of our fragments
  • peer review is most reliable form of data as it produces emergent, convergent knowledge

Mentions

Section titled “Mentions”
  • “When we are with others, we are always something other than what we are when we are alone.” ⤴️ ->
  • “In the phenomenological approach he describes in Being and Time, Heidegger distinguishes between Da-sein, being in the world, and Mitda-sein, the state of being-together-in-the-world” ⤴️ ->
    • Mitdasein as the form of Being that only exists in relation to an Other, or others, as we are inextricably linked to the concept of an external audience
  • “In discussing how we arrive at consensus, Habermas writes of “linguistically generated intersubjectivity,” the use of language to create a subject that is not the self, but subjectivity shared with others” ⤴️ ->
  • “whenever people are collaborating on a project of knowledge sharing or creative production, they are collaborating not only with other people, but with a system which they, the other participants, and the communicative environment help to create.” ⤴️ ->
  • “In networked computer environments in particular, collaboration is always both collaboration with other people and with systems.” ⤴️ ->