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    1) The document discusses the concept of intersubjectivity and the ability to relate to others regardless of differences in status, as well as to the natural world and animals. 2) It emphasizes accepting differences rather than imposing views on others, and appreciating the talents of those with disabilities or who are underprivileged. 3) The task asks the reader to identify four people who have contributed to their growth, and reflect on how those with disabilities or who are underprivileged can still contribute to society.

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    1) The document discusses the concept of intersubjectivity and the ability to relate to others regardless of differences in status, as well as to the natural world and animals. 2) It emphasizes accepting differences rather than imposing views on others, and appreciating the talents of those with disabilities or who are underprivileged. 3) The task asks the reader to identify four people who have contributed to their growth, and reflect on how those with disabilities or who are underprivileged can still contribute to society.

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    Module 6

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    1) The document discusses the concept of intersubjectivity and the ability to relate to others regardless of differences in status, as well as to the natural world and animals. 2) It emphasizes accepting differences rather than imposing views on others, and appreciating the talents of those with disabilities or who are underprivileged. 3) The task asks the reader to identify four people who have contributed to their growth, and reflect on how those with disabilities or who are underprivileged can still contribute to society.

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    Module 6: Intersubjectivity

    (PP. 93 – 110))
    Self-Learning Activity Sheet 6
    Name:
    Year and Section:
    Date:
    Brief Discussion:
    The ability to relate ourselves not just to our fellowmen regardless of their status in life
    but also to our surroundings and to other lower forms of animals is what is known as
    intersubjectivity. We should have a heart like that of an ocean which can accommodate all
    kinds of people not because we like them but because this is proper and correct.
    Learning Competency:
    1. Realize that intersubjectivity requires accepting differences and not imposing on others
    2. Explain that authentic dialogue means accepting others even if they are different from
    themselves
    3. Performs activities that demonstrate an appreciation for the talents of persons with disabilities
    and those from the underprivileged sectors of society
    4. Recognize how individuals form societies and how individuals are transformed by societies
    Task: (page 109 of the text book)
    Copy the graphic organizer on a sheet of paper. Write in the boxes the names of four
    people with whom you have genuine relationships. Write also how they have contributed to
    your growth as a person.

    ME
    Reflection: (page 110 of the text book)
    Do you believe that people who are disabled and underprivileged are still able to
    contribute to society? Explain your answer. Write this in your journal.
    Reference:
    Introduction to the Philosophy of the Human Person
    By: Abella, Roberto A.

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