The authors offer a phenomenological reflection on the problem of the interconnection between empathy and ethics; essential reading for professionals and scholars of philosophy, psychiatry, health science, psychology, and sociology.
The authors offer a phenomenological reflection on the problem of the interconnection between empathy and ethics; essential reading for professionals and scholars of philosophy, psychiatry, health science, psychology, and sociology.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Magnus Englander is phenomenological psychologist and associate professor at the Faculty of Health & Society at Malmö University. His research is situated within the interdisciplinary research context on the topic of health and society. Englander's phenomenological research covers interdisciplinary perspectives such as social psychology, social psychiatry, and social cognition. He served for five years as the book review editor of the Journal of Phenomenological Psychology and is the author of multiple articles on phenomenological psychology. He is the volume editor of Phenomenology and the Social Context of Psychiatry. Susi Ferrarello is assistant professor at California State University, East Bay. She writes for Psychology Today. Among her publications there are novels, poetry, and academic books on philosophy, including Bioethics and Emotions, Phenomenology of Sex, Love, and Intimacy, The Ethics of Lived Experience: A Phenomenology and Husserl's Ethics and Practical Intentionality.
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Chapter 1 Why Empathy Means Nothing-and Everything-for Ethics John J. Drummond Chapter 2 Ethics empathy and vulnerability. Trust as a way of making sense of our vulnerability and dependability Esteban Marín-Ávila Chapter 3 Emotion Reality and Ownership Craig Derksen Chapter 4 Embracing Ambiguity: Simone de Beauvoir's Responsive Ethics Maren Wehrle Chapter 5 The Personalistic Attitude: Edmund Husserl and Edith Stein on Empathy as the Intuition of the Person as Value Dermot Moran Chapter 6 The role of empathy in the affective twist of Husserl's critique of an axiological and practical reason Carlos Lobo Chapter 7Phenomenology as Reverence: The Role of Reverence in the Phenomenological Method of Dietrich von Hildebrand Alexander Montes Chapter 8 "Against" empathy: from the isolated self to intersubjectivity in Martin Heidegger's thinking and the consequences for health care Francesca Brencio Chapter 9 Being (n)one of us: The ethical and the body Henning Nörenberg Chapter 10 Tomasello Husserl and the Cognitive Foundations of Morality Andrea Staiti and Stefano Vincini Chapter 11 Fiat cura et pereat mundus: Husserl's Phenomenology of Care and Commitment Nicolas de Warren Chapter 12 On the problem of the idealization of empathy and ethics Magnus Englander and Susi Ferrarello Chapter 13 Sharing and other illusions - Asymmetry in 'moments of meeting' Joona Taipale Chapter 14 Thinking With the Heart: From the Responsiveness of the Flesh to the Ethics of Responsibility Elodie Boublil Chapter 15 What is moral about empathy? Some considerations about the link between empathy and moral judgment Manuel Camassa Chapter 16 Embodiment Empathy and the Call to Compassion: Engendering Care and Respect for 'the Other' in a More-Than-Human World Scott D. Churchill Chapter 17 Fictional Empathy Imagination and Knowledge of Value Íngrid Vendrell Ferran Chapter 18 Affective depth and value. On Theodor Lipps's theory of aesthetic empathy Jannik M. Hansen and Tone Roald Chapter 19 Music and Empathic Spaces in Therapy and Improvisation Jannik Mosekjær Hansen Simon Høffding and Joel Krueger Chapter 20 To step into the life of others. Professional action empathy and an ethics of engagement Eva Schwarz Chapter 21 An Empathy-Based Phenomenological Ethic for Gaming Michael Agostinelli Chapter 22 Empathy alterity morality Dan Zahavi
Chapter 1 Why Empathy Means Nothing-and Everything-for Ethics John J. Drummond Chapter 2 Ethics empathy and vulnerability. Trust as a way of making sense of our vulnerability and dependability Esteban Marín-Ávila Chapter 3 Emotion Reality and Ownership Craig Derksen Chapter 4 Embracing Ambiguity: Simone de Beauvoir's Responsive Ethics Maren Wehrle Chapter 5 The Personalistic Attitude: Edmund Husserl and Edith Stein on Empathy as the Intuition of the Person as Value Dermot Moran Chapter 6 The role of empathy in the affective twist of Husserl's critique of an axiological and practical reason Carlos Lobo Chapter 7Phenomenology as Reverence: The Role of Reverence in the Phenomenological Method of Dietrich von Hildebrand Alexander Montes Chapter 8 "Against" empathy: from the isolated self to intersubjectivity in Martin Heidegger's thinking and the consequences for health care Francesca Brencio Chapter 9 Being (n)one of us: The ethical and the body Henning Nörenberg Chapter 10 Tomasello Husserl and the Cognitive Foundations of Morality Andrea Staiti and Stefano Vincini Chapter 11 Fiat cura et pereat mundus: Husserl's Phenomenology of Care and Commitment Nicolas de Warren Chapter 12 On the problem of the idealization of empathy and ethics Magnus Englander and Susi Ferrarello Chapter 13 Sharing and other illusions - Asymmetry in 'moments of meeting' Joona Taipale Chapter 14 Thinking With the Heart: From the Responsiveness of the Flesh to the Ethics of Responsibility Elodie Boublil Chapter 15 What is moral about empathy? Some considerations about the link between empathy and moral judgment Manuel Camassa Chapter 16 Embodiment Empathy and the Call to Compassion: Engendering Care and Respect for 'the Other' in a More-Than-Human World Scott D. Churchill Chapter 17 Fictional Empathy Imagination and Knowledge of Value Íngrid Vendrell Ferran Chapter 18 Affective depth and value. On Theodor Lipps's theory of aesthetic empathy Jannik M. Hansen and Tone Roald Chapter 19 Music and Empathic Spaces in Therapy and Improvisation Jannik Mosekjær Hansen Simon Høffding and Joel Krueger Chapter 20 To step into the life of others. Professional action empathy and an ethics of engagement Eva Schwarz Chapter 21 An Empathy-Based Phenomenological Ethic for Gaming Michael Agostinelli Chapter 22 Empathy alterity morality Dan Zahavi
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