Phenomenological views on intersubjectivity: towards a reinterpretation of consciousness.
Integrative psychological & behavioral science June 1, 2008 Luis Manuel Flores-González
Consciousness is not merely a property of a subject but the very condition of being-in-the-world, reinterpreted through dynamic and relational lived experience. Its intentional structure comprises moments and movements that lead to a rethinking of embodiment, temporality, and intersubjectivity. Consciousness does not turn inward as a transcendental, self-centered reason but instead exists as an embodied consciousness immersed in others and the world.