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" Roots and collapse of empathy : "
Stein Bråten, University of Oslo
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BL
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651281
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dltt
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| Main Entry
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Bråten, Stein
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Roots and collapse of empathy : : human nature at its best and at its worst /\ Stein Bråten, University of Oslo
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Advances in Consciousness Research (AiCR) ;; volume 91
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xv, 276 pages :: illustrations ;; 25 cm
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9789027213587
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: 9027213585
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9789027271730
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 247-263) and indexes
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| Contents
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Empathic participation: when infants feed other and participate in their movements -- Infant and adult in interpersonal communion and upon perturbation -- Empathic distress, moral development and dilemma-processing -- Empathy and its neurosocial support: mirror neurons -- Children hurting and comforting, and being victims of abuse and net-bullying -- When nature prevents empathy, while opening for special talents: autism -- When dialogue breaks down: submitting to group pressure and a monolithic perspective -- How can ordinary persons become agents of torture and extermination? -- The sole terrorist's arracks on Norway, July 22, 2011 - From civilian rescuers to this question: is armed violence declining and non-violent revolt increasing?
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Empathy
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Consciousness
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BF575.E55B73 2013
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