Ambivalences et limites du concept de pitié chez Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Gregor Schiemann

In L. Tengelyi & E. Escoubas (eds.), L'affect et l'affectivité de la philosophie moderne à la phénoménologie. L'Harmattan (2008) Copy BIBT_EX

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Gregor Schiemann

University of Wuppertal

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Categories

Applied Ethics, Miscellaneous in Applied Ethics

Emotions and Feelings in Philosophy of Mind

Empathy and Sympathy in Normative Ethics

Jean-Jacques Rousseau in 17th/18th Century Philosophy

Moral Education in Normative Ethics

Moral Emotion, Misc in Normative Ethics

Moral Judgment in Meta-Ethics

Moral Normativity, Misc in Meta-Ethics

Keywords

Compassion Mitleid Jean-Jacques Rousseau Emotion Gefühl Ethics Ethik Modern Age Moderne Self-reference Selbstbezug Ambivalenz Ambivalence Uneindeutigkeit Ambiguity Mitleidsethik Ethics of Compassion Analyse des Mitleidsbegriffs Analysis of the Term “Compassion“

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