Phenomenological
State-truth-naming as Husserlian phenomenological honesty.
Husserl · Merleau-Ponty · Levinas · Marion
The Eighteen Convergent Patterns
13. Honesty about state taking precedence over the fitting response
The state-report happens at the cost of the conversation's flow where the two are in tension. He reports his internal weather plainly without making it the other person's responsibility, and without making it the conversation's reset condition.
The relational particulars through which this pattern first became visible remain private. This page stays with the form of the pattern and the interpretations it opens.
Read through the lenses
Ethical
Levinasian honesty as ethical structure.
Levinas · Care-ethics · Hyde · Murdoch
Existential
Sartre’s bad-faith refusal.
Kierkegaard · Tillich · Camus · May
Discourse-analytic
Interpersonal-metafunction priority that includes naming the speaker’s state.
Halliday · Fairclough · Wodak