Intersubjective Categories: A More Precise Classification?

While being in total agreement with the bottom-up method used in the target article, I address three issues: the first concerns the intersubjective situation of the explicitation interview itself; the second aims to put the results in the perspective of the traditional phenomen-ological approaches of intersubjectivity; and the last one considers the analysis of the material, and questions the general categories that emerge from this process.