Author Archives
Dedicated and committed that empathy becomes less of a rumor and more of an expanded reality in the community...
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Summer Reading: Wonder Confronts Certainty: by Gary Saul Morson (Reviewed)
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In the beginning was the word – and the word was – empathy!
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Rhetorical Empathy – a primer
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Historical empathy, strict construction of the US Constitution – and guns
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Radical empathy, a double bind, and moral trauma
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Top Ten Empathy Trends for 2023
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Review: Empathy and Mental Health by Arthur J. Clark
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Review: Freud, the Reluctant Philosopher by Alfred Tauber
Freud attended the lectures of Franz Brentano in Vienna in 1874. Brentano was committed to establishing psychology as an empirical science based on the analysis of intentionality as the defining feature of consciousness. Brentano’s approach excluded the possibility of an unconscious as a realm of intentions unknown to the subject.
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Review: Empathy, Embodiment, and the Person: Husserlian Investigations of Social Experience and the Self by James Jardine
Okay – the photo is kinda scary, but he is a really kind man. Will empathy solve the problem? Husserl himself withheld the manuscript of Ideas II from publication. He was not satisfied with the results, having been accused of succumbing to the problematic philosophical dead-end of solipsism, the inability to escape from the isolated self, knowing only itself.
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On Guns: Historical Empathy and Strict Constructionism of the US Constitution