Definition

Relating to or existing between different people's perspectives or experiences, especially in understanding or knowledge.

Example

The concept of truth can be seen as intersubjective, as it often depends on shared beliefs among individuals.

Conversation

Have you ever thought about how our feelings can be intersubjective?

Yeah, it's interesting how we can share similar experiences but feel differently about them.

Exactly! It shows how our thoughts can connect on a deeper level.

Totally! It makes communication so much richer.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Intersubjective → It is formed from "inter-" (meaning between) and "subjective" (from Latin "subiectivus", meaning placed under or pertaining to a subject). The word refers to knowledge or experience that is shared between subjects or individuals, emphasizing the relational aspect of perception and understanding.

Memory Tip

Think of 'between' ('inter-') and 'pertaining to a subject' ('subjective') to remember that intersubjective means something that is shared or experienced between individuals.

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