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E-grāmata: Empathy

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  • Izdošanas datums: 13-Feb-2017
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  • ISBN-13: 9781509516735
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How can we understand another person s feelings, thoughts, words, or behaviour? Through empathy, it is hoped, we might use our imaginations to shift our perspective into another person s, thereby grasping their thoughts and emotions.

In this insightful new book, Derek Matravers negotiates the evolution of this fascinating concept. He explores the roots of the term in the work of David Hume and Adam Smith, its re-emergence in a new form in nineteenth-century German philosophy, and its resurgence as something different again in contemporary Anglo-American philosophy. In doing so, he explores the important role ?empathy , in all its forms, has played in the study of the mind, the emotions, aesthetics, and in ethics.

Empathy is an ideal introduction to one of the most absorbing contemporary philosophical debates. Students and scholars will find this volume a terrific resource for negotiating this difficult terrain, whether their interests lie in how we understand one other, or how we can better appreciate each other.

Recenzijas

"This is a terrific introduction to the concept of empathy. Matravers takes us on a first-rate tour of the concept, stopping along the way to trace its historical roots, and to examine the role of empathy in morality and aesthetics. I found myself effortlessly whisked along by Matravers insightful distinctions and engaging examples. If you are new to the philosophy of empathy, this is the book to read. If you are already an expert, Matravers clear-headed presentation of the theoretical alternatives will help you take the perspective of your competitors." Heather Battaly, California State University, Fullerton

"Matravers book provides a very enjoyable, highly nuanced, and historically astute discussion of the concept of empathy and its alleged contribution to understanding other minds, to morality, and to our appreciation of works of art. It constitutes a first-rate introduction to a – philosophically rather confusing – topic." Karsten Stueber, author of Rediscovering Empathy

Acknowledgements viii
1 Introduction: Some Historical Preliminaries
1(14)
2 Some Conceptual Preliminaries
15(10)
3 Empathy as Simulation
25(17)
4 A Priori and A Posteriori Empathy
42(20)
5 Re-enacting the Thoughts of Others
62(13)
6 Empathy and the Emotions
75(29)
7 Empathy and Ethics
104(20)
8 Empathy and Aesthetics
124(21)
9 Afterword
145(7)
Notes 152(4)
Bibliography 156(8)
Index 164
Derek Matravers is Professor of Philosophy at The Open University.