Abstract
Intersubjectivity has always been a difficulty in ohenomenological philosophy, as it can be seen in the works of Husserl and Merleau-Ponty. This essay shows that a way out from this difficulty can be found through the notion of Person, especially as it has been developped by Nicolai Hartmann following some suggestions of Max Scheler and Hegel's Philosophy of Society. By this way Hartmann gives a theory of Intersubjectivity based on the different degrees of love which aims a community of human persons.
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