On the Problem of Empathy

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"On the Problem of Empathy" is a seminal phenomenological work by Edith Stein that analyzes the nature of empathy as a fundamental way of experiencing and understanding other conscious beings.

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instanceOf doctoral dissertation
phenomenological text
philosophical work
academicAdvisor Edmund Husserl NERFINISHED
analyzes constitution of other subjects
distinction between self and other
empathy as intentional act
structure of empathic experience
argues empathy is an irreducible kind of experience
empathy is distinct from imagination
empathy is distinct from inference
empathy is foundational for knowledge of others
author Edith Stein NERFINISHED
concerns conditions for understanding others
how we experience other conscious beings
relation between self-experience and other-experience
contributesTo phenomenological anthropology
theory of intersubjectivity
countryOfOrigin Germany
degreeAwarded doctorate in philosophy
examines embodiment in empathy
empathy and emotional life
empathy and personhood
how foreign experiences are given
field phenomenology
philosophy of mind
social philosophy
genre academic dissertation
hasPart analysis of foreign experience
analysis of the lived body
discussion of empathy and community
discussion of levels of empathy
influenced contemporary empathy research in philosophy
later phenomenological theories of empathy
philosophical discussions of other minds
influencedBy Edmund Husserl NERFINISHED
Max Scheler NERFINISHED
phenomenological method
language German
mainSubject consciousness
empathy
intersubjectivity
other minds
notableFor early major work of Edith Stein
systematic analysis of empathy
originalTitle Zum Problem der Einfühlung
philosophicalTradition phenomenology

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