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Metaphilosophy, 2006
Abstract: The aim of this article is to expand the diet of examples considered in philosophical discussions of imagination and pretense, and to offer some preliminary observations about what we might learn about the nature of imagination as a result. The article presents a number of cases involving imaginative contagion: cases where merely imagining ...
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Abstract: The aim of this article is to expand the diet of examples considered in philosophical discussions of imagination and pretense, and to offer some preliminary observations about what we might learn about the nature of imagination as a result. The article presents a number of cases involving imaginative contagion: cases where merely imagining ...
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2022
Over the weeks of forced self-confinement imposed on us by the pandemic, many of us discovered a sort of thematic library, one which this exceptional and dramatic event seems to have generated by itself: novels, stories, and creative writing more generally that tell of epidemics and quarantines, contagions and pandemics.
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Over the weeks of forced self-confinement imposed on us by the pandemic, many of us discovered a sort of thematic library, one which this exceptional and dramatic event seems to have generated by itself: novels, stories, and creative writing more generally that tell of epidemics and quarantines, contagions and pandemics.
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2017
Emotional contagion is the process leading to the emotional state matching between two interacting subjects: the individual experiencing a particular emotional state and the observer. Emotional contagion is considered a basic building block of empathy and makes individuals able to share emotions. Empathy, in its most complex definition, is a phenomenon
Elisabetta Palagi, Ivan Norscia
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Emotional contagion is the process leading to the emotional state matching between two interacting subjects: the individual experiencing a particular emotional state and the observer. Emotional contagion is considered a basic building block of empathy and makes individuals able to share emotions. Empathy, in its most complex definition, is a phenomenon
Elisabetta Palagi, Ivan Norscia
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Towards a unified theory of emotional contagion in rodents—A meta-analysis
Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews, 2022Julen Hernandez-Lallement +1 more
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Financial contagion during COVID–19 crisis
Finance Research Letters, 2021Ahmet Şensoy, Sabri Boubaker
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