«…this phenomenon, which is none too happily designated as ‘empathy’». Martin Heidegger’s critique of empathy

Bollettino Filosofico 37:243-251 (2022)
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F. Brencio (2022), «…this phenomenon, which is none too happily designated as ‘empathy’». Martin Heidegger’s critique of empathy, in “Bollettino Filosofico”, 37, 243-251, ISSN: 1593 – 7178, E-ISSN 2035 - 2670.

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Francesca Brencio
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