Empathy (discourse)
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Empathy Circles are a hands on, walking the talk, empathy practice. The circles are based in science from many different disciplines such as psychology, neuroscience, biology, philosophy and arts (i.e. dance and literature). When... more
Auch wenn der Begriff Empathie in den letzten Jahren eine wachsende Rolle in den Diskussionen zur Natur emotionaler Involvierung des Zuschauers vor einem Bild - gleichviel ob bewegt oder unbewegt - gespielt hat, wird doch in der heutigen... more
« Mets-toi à ma place! » Si souvent, nous croyons y parvenir; si souvent nous devons reconnaître qu’on n’y arrive pas. « Empathie » est le terme qui décrit cet effort, ce désir, cette victoire et cet échec. Ce livre raconte l’histoire... more
In recent debates on empathy in various disciplines, including philosophy, psychology, psychopathology, cognitive sciences, neurophysiology, the discussion has focused on empathic experiences within the intersubjective context, either... more
emory university abstract: This paper addresses recent philosophical debates concerning the moral significance of empathy as well as the problems we face in defining empathy. Noting the practical inefficiencies of narrow... more
Certification allows the holder to conduct empathy education, using the CMHC curriculum and text, on a fee-for-service basis. On completion, the participant receives the designation Certified Empathy Trainer (CET). Objectives: 1. To... more
Emotional Training A practical guide to emotional management How can we cope with our natural death anxiety and create the sense of a safe place in the changing world? How can we efficiently cope with crisis and trauma? How can we learn... more
Can multiculturalism work? Can people from different religious and ethnic backgrounds live side by side peacefully and, even better, enrich each other? There are two ways social scientists can deal with this question. The first one, which... more
From "Language in the Trump Era: Scandals and Emergencies," eds. Janet McIntosh and Norma Mendoza-Denton, Cambridge University Press, 2020.
Acknowledging that media has always been a part of theatre, this chapter reflects on how the performative screen can scenographically operate as a spatial, social and politicized element for practicing artists, designers and... more
Chapter 11 in Musicianship for the 21st Century, In S. Leong (Ed).
In questo elaborato teorico ci si interroga su ciò che in una relazione educativa scolastica permette di riscontrare sviluppi positivi negli studenti, nonostante una non completa preparazione teorica o padronanza della didattica da parte... more
Affective Relations: The Transnational Politics of Empathy explores the power dynamics underlying the contemporary affective injunction to ‘be empathetic’ and their complex social and geopolitical implications. Through analysis of a rage... more
Why compassion matters? What is compassion and how does it affect our design work and every-day life? Based on scientific evidence (psychology, neuroscience…) from the last ten years, compassion is a potential driving force behind the... more
This article takes its inspiration from Wickramasekera II’s empathic involvement theory of hypnosis. That model illuminates the mutual territory of hypnosis and empathy—common to much interaction between hypnotist and subject, and to the... more
PURPOSE: Can an awareness of animal testing elicit sentient empathy among a wider public? I present a contextual argument against vivisection, detailing the amount of animal suffering that takes place within universities and how that lack... more
This is a multi-faceted corpus study of the adverbs of frequency 'always' and 'never', in which their meanings (exaggerated or literal), tense-aspect preferences, and functions (specifically, the function of always or never followed by... more
Throughout history, it has been often claimed by activists, writers, and scholars that narrative em-pathy for animals influences social attitudes toward other species. The problem is that there are no experimental data to support this... more
This is an excerpt from the first chapter of Cosmopolitan Minds (2014), published in the literary magazine The Scofield. Examining the work of the American expatriate writer Kay Boyle, it explores the role of empathy and sympathy in the... more
Dans cet article nous revenons sur la question de l'énonciation dans la prose romanesque, chez Flaubert et chez Yourcenar, afin de confronter les ressources stylistiques similaires (le DIL, discours indirect libre, aussi bien que la... more
Empathy is usually separated into two major components: affective or emotional (the capacity to share the emotional experience felt by others) and cognitive (the recognition of the other person's emotions, a process that likely requires... more
The processes of conversion and colonization of the northeastern Baltic Rim in the thirteenth century durably shaped the relations between the native population and the arriving missionaries, settlers, and crusaders, and formed religious... more
Inside Out was praised as a thrilling return of the reputed Pixar Studio in 2015 after a year in which they did not release any film. The story takes place mostly in the head of 11-year-old Riley who has just moved with her parents from... more
Digital technologies are transforming our lives. Friends and loved ones are now only a text, Facebook post or Skype call away. But is " being in touch " the same as intimacy, and is face-to-face communication required for empathy? If "... more
In The Song of Achilles, novelist Madeline Miller seeks to instill a wellspring of empathy within her readers. She achieves this by empowering her audience to engage with an array of characters from the first-person narrative perspective... more
Empathy is often defined as the capacity of understanding, being aware of, being sensitive to, and experiencing the feelings of another. 1 A very complex notion of empathy has evolved in the context of humanities and cognitive... more
Our " ego-tunnel " processes perceptions, giving them meanings, making judgments and interpretations. We " resist " suffering and " bad feelings, " even if they are signals that our minds send us to protect us and are generated by the... more
Interdisciplinary Symposium on Empathy: http://languages.utah.edu/events/Empathy%20Symposium%20Program2.pdf See this link to view this presentation and its accompanying slides and video (it’s found under Friday Panel 4, 18:30 into the... more
In a well-known passage in the 'Big Typescript' Wittgenstein suggests that a philosopher’s unwillingness to renounce certain combinations of words as nonsensical arises from her seeing what she wants to see. He seems to be postulating a... more
This international conference intends to examine the pragmatics of cringe humor in the English language on the screen (in sitcoms, TV series, filmed stand-up comedies, films etc.) and on digital media (in audiovisual, textual or... more
Adversus empathicos! Quasi un dialogo in tre scene (Si tratta di un dialogo sull'empatia, tratto dal numero monografico di "Atque" "Il mito dell'empatia. Prospettive critiche", 25, n.s., 2019, pp. 9-23) I personaggi sono due, evidente... more
This chapter seeks to shed light on how some high school students in diverse U.S. settings discuss accounts of historical violence. Thirty-three students are interviewed using semi-structured questions relating to themes of emotional... more
This article asks whether mass incarceration is a system and whether harsh treatment in that system is motivated by explicit and implicit racial bias. To describe this system, I adopt an alternative term, " penal regime, " which has the... more