Affective Intersubjectivity
Affective Intersubjectivity is a phenomenological construct denoting the shared emotional experience that emerges through the primordial, pre-reflective attunement between subjects, distinguishing itself from mere psychological empathy by grounding collective affectivity in the reciprocal, bodily-schematic disclosure of emotions within an intercorporeal field.
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UNSW Sydney
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University of Toronto
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The University of Melbourne
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National Central University
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Gender Studies
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Western Sydney University
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Osnabrück University
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University of Dallas
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