Author Archives
Dedicated and committed that empathy becomes less of a rumor and more of an expanded reality in the community...
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The varieties of empathy in Richard Wright’s Native Son
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Fake Empathy in Black for a Day by Alisha Gaines (Review)
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Mutilated Empathy in Migrant Aesthetics by Glenda Carpio (Review)
Review: Mutilated empathy in spite of itself in Migrant Aesthetics: Contemporary Fiction, Global Migration, and the Limits of Empathy by Glenda Carpio (New York: Columbia University Press, 2023, 285pp.) [This review updated to correct typos and grammatical infelicities on Dec 10, 2023.]… Read More ›
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Empathy is hard in the patriarchy
So far, the two-ton elephant in the room is “Maybe men and women really do have different brains – or a combination of brains and early experiences that produce different results from the same input.” Note this applies either in… Read More ›
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The beginning of my empathy lessons
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Summer Reading: The Song of Our Scars by Haider Warraich
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Beloved on Juneteenth in the context of empathy
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Summer Reading: Wonder Confronts Certainty: by Gary Saul Morson (Reviewed)
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Rhetorical Empathy – a primer
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Historical empathy, strict construction of the US Constitution – and guns







