Empathy revisited

Empathy is presented as a relation between persons and by analogy between persons and non-human entities in which case it is called quasi-empathy. The characteristics of empathy, the sufficient and necessary conditions for its creation and nurturance, and various types of empathy, both authentic and mistaken, are examined. The role of empathy in various types of knowing especially personal knowing are discussed leading to an attempt to classify interpersonal relations. In the course of this analysis different ways of construing human beings are presented and contrasted with particular interest in the extent to which empathy, quasi-empathy and other relations are involved. A variety of emotional bonds which have some bearing on or similarity to empathy are compared with empathy. The dissertation concludes with a review of a selection from the empathy literature in which contrasts are made with the outline theory of empathy developed in this dissertation

Outils opérationnels de prévention et de lutte contre la contrefaçon en ligne

Dans le cadre de sa priorité donnée à la lutte contre le piratage commercial, la ministre de la Culture et de la Communication a confié en juillet 2013 à Mireille Imbert-Quaretta, la mission de réfléchir aux moyens permettant de lutter efficacement contre le piratage commercial des œuvres culturelles sur internet

Oeuures de M. François de Salignac de la Mothe Fénélon, precepteur des enfants de France, Archevêque-Duc de Cambrai : [Texto impreso] toma septieme

Marca tip. en port.: "Jombert inv. Milliere sculp. 1782"Sign.: [a]-b4, [A]-Z4, A(2)-Z(2)4, A(3)-Z(3)4, A(4)4, B(4)

Oeuures de M. François de Salignac de la Mothe Fénélon, precepteur des enfants de France, Archevêque-Duc de Cambrai : [Texto impreso] tome neuuieme

Marca tip. en port.: "Jombert inv. Milliere sculp. 1782"[A]-Z4, A(2)-Z(2)4, A(3)-Y(3)

Bronze Head of Abraham Lincoln

The bronze bust depicts the likeness of Abraham Lincoln. Kendall, a prolific sculptor, replicated Broglum\u27s massive 1908 sculpture of Lincoln\u27s head, which now sits in the Crypt of the U.S. Capitol.https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/fvw-sculpture/1002/thumbnail.jp