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The Victorians inherited powerful languages of feeling as a source of right action from the eighteenth-century moral philosophers and the Romantics. Sympathy was amongst the most important of such langauges, and was powerfully mobilized as a response to the material and social challenges of industrialism.
Carolyn Burdett, Burdett, Carolyn
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Sympathy fuels creativity: The beneficial effects of sympathy on originality [PDF]
Sympathy is usually evoked by heightened awareness of and concern for others' suffering by perceiving or reacting to their distress or need.
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Introdução [Sympathy for the grave] [PDF]
"Sympathy For The Grave" é o quarto número da revista P'ARTE: recolhas poéticas que, de modo excepcional, recolheu ilustrações, fotografias e contos além dos seus habituais poemas para celebrar a tafofilia: o gosto ou atração por cemitérios"Sympathy For ...
Viegas, Alexis F., Sá, Patrícia
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Gordon Brown's misplaced Smithian appeal : the eclipse of sympathy in changing British welfare norms [PDF]
Gordon Brown has eagerly lauded his fellow Kirkcaldy citizen, Adam Smith, as his main policy inspiration. This article tests the rigour of such a claim by matching Brown's promotion of Smithian ‘sympathy’ as the centrepiece of his programme for ...
Watson, Matthew
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Sympathy-based Reinforcement Learning Agents [PDF]
As artificial agents become increasingly prevalent in our daily lives, it becomes imperative to equip them with an awareness of societal norms; specifically, the ability to account for and be considerate towards others they may cohabit with. In this work,
T G Karimpanal (13305390) +3 more
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Trade justice and individual consumption choices : Adam Smith's spectator theory and the moral constitution of the Fair Trade consumer [PDF]
A consistent theme of the existing literature is that fair trade consumption practices represent acts of justice. In this article I investigate such an equation from the perspective of the moral theory of Adam Smith.
Matthew Watson, Watson, Matthew
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Handling tradition for a systemic innovation
There is always something from the past embedded in the new, establishing a synergetic and sympathetic relationship which gives meaning and value to this new creation. Innovation is about creating new values.
Maria Voyatzaki
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In this humor column, a childbirth educator describes assisting a parent and her young children with boarding an airplane.
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Although economic decision-making is commonly characterized as a purely rational phenomenon, it is clear that real-world decision-making is influenced by emotions. Yet, relatively little is known about the neural correlates of this process.
Iveta Eimontaite +6 more
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