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Contro l’empatia

Posted on May 1, 2024 by pensatorescientifico1969

Nel XVIII secolo, l’economista Adam Smith fu tra i primi a dare un nome a questa emozione. La chiamò «reciproca simpatia», cioè la sensazione che qualcosa che vediamo accadere a un altro accada anche a noi. In lingua tedesca è … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: Emile Bruneau

Contro l’empatia

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