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Intersubjectivity describes the
shared understanding that
emerges from
interpersonal interactions. The term
first appeared in
social science in the 1970s...
- The term "
intersubjectivity" was
introduced to
psychoanalysis by
George E.
Atwood and
Robert Stolorow (1984), who
consider it a "meta-theory" of psychoanalysis...
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Intersubjective verifiability is the
capacity of a
concept to be
readily and
accurately communicated between different individuals ("intersubjectively")...
- epoché, the
phenomenological reduction, the
eidetic variation, and
intersubjective corroboration. The epoché is Husserl's term for the
procedure by which...
- philosopher,
known for his
works on
intersubjectivity theory with
collaborator George E. Atwood,
intersubjective psychoanalysis, and
emotional trauma...
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contributors to the
fields of
relational psychoanalysis,
theories of
intersubjectivity, and
gender studies and
feminism as it
relates to
psychoanalysis and...
- This
suggests the
standards of
validity of
judgments of
beauty are
intersubjective, i.e.
dependent on a
group of judges,
rather than
fully subjective...
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unconventional features by
which autistic people create shared understanding (
intersubjectivity): "a
generous ****umption of
common ground that, when understood, led...
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concept of
intersubjectivity to the
field of psychoanalysis.
Their book
Faces in a
Cloud (1979)
established the
theory of
intersubjective psychoanalysis...
- Turnbull, Oliver; Tsakiris,
Manos (12 June 2020). "The
Erogenous Mirror:
Intersubjective and
Multisensory Maps of ****ual
Arousal in Men and Women". Archives...
