Empathy from a “4E cognition” perspective: the problem of lynching
Adaptive Behavior February 1, 2019 Laura Milena Segovia Nieto, Andrés Fernando Ramírez Velandia
Discussions about intersubjectivity can be traced back to philosophical discussions of the 19th century. In recent years, disciplines such as neuroscience, social cognition, and phenomenology have discussed “empathy” in terms of the ability for human connection. More recently, researchers are discussing the definition of empathy, especially the relationship between empathy and the motivation to...