Empathy and Phenomenology Edith Etein's Theory of Einfühlung

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Tytuł: Empathy and Phenomenology Edith Etein's Theory of Einfühlung
Autor/Autorzy: Tymoteusz Mietelski (Autor)
Nazwa czasopisma: Bollettino Filosofico
Rok: 2022
Tom: 37
ISSN: 1593-7178
e-ISSN: 2035-2670
DOI: 10.6093/1593-7178/9678
Adres www:: http://www.serena.unina.it/index.php/bolfilos/article/view/9678
Strony od-do: 287-300
Abstrakt: The main aim of this article is to present Stein’s theory of Einfühlung. The foundation of her philosophical thought was interest in human being. On Edmund Husserl’s lectures she often heard that an objective outer world could only be experienced intersubjectively by empathy. Stein defined empathy as a kind of acts in which one captures experiences of others. She meant that one can experience something that exists in another subject. In empathy the subject is not given experience from its source; there are two subjects taking part in that experience. Unlike in other conscious acts, here subjects are completely different from each other; they are not bound by identity-consciousness or continuity of experience. In that experience also human body plays an important role.
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002 $a Empathy and Phenomenology Edith Etein's Theory of Einfühlung
003 $a Tymoteusz Mietelski (Autor)
004 $a Oryginalny artykuł naukowy
006 $a Bollettino Filosofico
008 $a 2022
009 $a 37
011 $a 1593-7178
012 $a 2035-2670
013 $a 10.6093/1593-7178/9678
014 $a http://www.serena.unina.it/index.php/bolfilos/article/view/9678
015 $a 287-300
020 $a The main aim of this article is to present Stein’s theory of Einfühlung. The foundation of her philosophical thought was interest in human being. On Edmund Husserl’s lectures she often heard that an objective outer world could only be experienced intersubjectively by empathy. Stein defined empathy as a kind of acts in which one captures experiences of others. She meant that one can experience something that exists in another subject. In empathy the subject is not given experience from its source; there are two subjects taking part in that experience. Unlike in other conscious acts, here subjects are completely different from each other; they are not bound by identity-consciousness or continuity of experience. In that experience also human body plays an important role.
022 $a Another Subject
022 $a cognition
022 $a empathy
022 $a Human Being
022 $a Intersubjectivity
022 $a phenomenology
966 $a filozofia
985 $b Szkoła Doktorska

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