Critique of Western Philosophy's Intersubjectivity Theory: A Morphological Perspective

Author: Wang Xiaodong
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Publish Date: 2004-12-01
Features: Intersubjectivity is a theoretical topic of significant academic and practical importance in the development of Western philosophy in the 20th century. The author attempts to conduct a concrete and multidimensional perspective and exploration of the theoretical forms of intersubjectivity from the perspective of intellectual history within the framework of morphology. It provides a relatively in-depth analysis of the respective limitations of typical intersubjectivity theories in Western philosophy and actively advocates for an integrative approach to intersubjectivity. The author terms this a philosophical anthropological approach with historical, holistic, and transcendent connotations.