英文摘要 |
The Husserlian and Schutzian ideas of intersubjectivity are explored in this paper. Husserl uses the notion of intersubjectivity to interrogate the problem of the world's objectivity, whereas Schutz in contrast regards intersubjectivity as the foundation of the mundane social world. All interactions cannot but presuppose intersubjectivity in his eyes. The main question raised in this paper is: acknowledging the Husserlian intersubjectivity still bound up by subjectivity, does Schutz offer a better explanation of intersubjectivity which gets rid of the philosophy of subjectivity? I hold that not until he posits the conception of 'mutual tuning-in relationship' does he do justice to intersubjectivity. |