Bibliographie

What Matters to Others: A High-Threshold Account of Joint Attention

“…One crucial condition for developing such a sense of ‘you’ is trust. In anthropological literature, trust is widely acknowledged as a societal resource that defines and shapes all spheres of everyday life, on an individual as well as an institutional level (Cohen and Sheringham 2016 ; Townley and Garfield 2013 ). The proposition that trust is key to found and foster ethically sound interactions is perhaps as well-established as the stern disciplinary belief in the revealing powers of participation itself.…”