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Elhammoumi, Mohamed; Gross, Shoshana; Freyberg, Robin; Morris, Edward K.; Fortugno, Dominick A.; Knobloch, Clemens; Glick, Joseph; Devonis, David C.; Barone, David Patton; Banerjee, Padmini; Genthner, Glenndon C.; Denmark, Florence L.; Paludi, Michele A.; Rowden, Ashley S.; Mitchell, Angela D.; Rieber, Robert W.

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“…A contemporary of Vischer, Lipps was a philosopher and psychologist whose work on aesthetics, psychology and empathy became hugely influential across various fields (Devonis, 2012: 639–40). After working at Bonn and Breslau, he obtained the chair in philosophy at Munich, succeeding Carl Stumpf in 1894; Lipps arrived there after Vischer had left and stayed there for the rest of his life.…”

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Empathy: a case study in the historical epistemology of psychiatry

Marková

2023

Hist Psychiatry

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The hybrid constitution of psychiatry carries important implications for understanding the discipline and the legitimacy of its research approaches. One implication concerns the central role of concepts in forming the knowledge base of psychiatry. Because of this, it is vital to explore the structures and interrelationships of concepts through their historical constitution. Using this approach to compare concepts of empathy as articulated by R Vischer, T Lipps and E Stein shows that, despite overlap, the concepts vary in structure, in meaning and in the aspect of reality they capture. This suggests that the concept of empathy carries an unstable ontology and epistemology. In turn, this carries implications for the concept itself, for psychiatry and for research approaches in this field.

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Empathy: a case study in the historical epistemology of psychiatry

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2023

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