INTERSUBJECTIVITY, OTHERNESS AND RECOGNITION. PHENOMENOLOGICAL DIALOGUE TO THINK OF ANOTHER QUESTION IN CROSS-CULTURAL PHILOSOPHY

Abstract

This article presents the results of a research project, in which the convergence of the question of intersubjectivity and recognition developed by phenomenology is studied, and more specifically of the posthumous work of Husserl entitled Zur Phänomenologie der Intersubjektivität. And let relocate several topics concerned about the Other and otherness in the philosophy of E. Levinas, M. Merleau-Ponty y P. Ricoeur. We seek to delve a phenomenological -ontological wont about the human and inter-human, which helps to consider a more radical way, some cases involved the articulation between intersubjectivity and recognition in contemporary philosophy when it is mediated by the category of ‘other’ and ‘us’. Here, we develop, in a critical and creative way, Husserl ‘s original thesis and their French interpreters, so look reworked budgets intercultural philosophy of otherness, where his rethinking go far beyond and Husserl. These theoretical aspects of phenomenology seems to us that are crucial to understand the intercultural twist today the current philosophy.