This would be Mikhail Bakhtin, and somehow I'm going to make it clear that interpreters make this happen. Google could only find one reference to this idea, in a paper on the possibilities/problems of cybercommunity/ies, Digital Waco.
Here's what Morson & Emerson say in their intellectual biography, Creation of a Prosaics:
Briankle, in his book, agrees with Schutz that "the problem" of intersubjectivity is actually "an 'intramundane problem'" (79). I haven't read Schutz' explication of what he means by this term; a simplistic online definition is ""being in the material world", as opposed to "extramundane" (is this a synonym for transcendental?)
Todd can't get his own info (!) posted to the new Comm Grad website (which is fantabulous), but he did send info on this excellent source for Metadata about Media Activism.
I read two different accounts of "Intersubjectivity in an organic pub", In Johnnie's (the first one), there was a link to the second one, David's, which led me to The Collaboratino Cafe.
