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    If the Other's gaze constitutes me as an object, the stru... — Carmelics
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    Challenges→With the disclosure of one's own being as being-for-and-with-others, the being of other individuals becomes simultaneously disclosed as possessing that same feature

    If the Other's gaze constitutes me as an object, the structure of intersubjectivity is asymmetric and conflictual, not the mutual relational disclosure the claim assumes.

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    • 1.Sartre demonstrated that being seen reduces subjects to objects in their own consciousness, creating fundamental tension in encounters.
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    • 2.Mutual recognition requires each party to simultaneously subject and objectify the other, which creates inherent logical and experiential contradiction.
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    • 3.Power asymmetries in perception mean one party's gaze can dominate without reciprocal vulnerability, preventing true mutuality.
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    • 1.Recognition can preserve subjectivity; being seen need not mean being reduced to object-status if the other's gaze affirms agency.
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    • 2.Asymmetry doesn't preclude meaningful relation; parent-child bonds show deep connection despite unequal vulnerability and perspective.
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    • 3.The claim conflates 'being objectified' with 'being treated as mere object,' but situated embodiment allows both simultaneously without conflict.
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