Keyword [Sympathy]
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| 181. | Altered states: Sympathy, identification, and the problem of hypnosis in Hawthorne, George Eliot, and Freud (Nathaniel Hawthorne, Sigmund Freud) |
| 182. | Power to the powerless: Interpersonal influence through sympathy appeals |
| 183. | The components of empathy: Distinguishing between tenderness and sympathy |
| 184. | Figures of sympathy: Womanly redefinition in the fiction of British women writers (George Eliot, Virginia Woolf, Jane Marcet, Harriet Martineau, Elizabeth Gaskell) |
| 185. | Feeling British: Sympathy and the literary construction of national identity, 1707--1832 |
| 186. | The key to intercultural communication: A comparative study of speech act realization of sympathy/empathy |
| 187. | Objects beyond feeling: Race, medicine and sympathy in the Romantic period |
| 188. | Sympathetic disaffections: Self -formation and literature at the turn into the twentieth century |
| 189. | From narcissism to sympathy in George Eliot's 'Romola', 'Middlemarch', and 'Daniel Deronda' |
| 190. | The limits of sympathy in George Eliot's novels |
| 191. | 'Merely a petty experimentalist': Perceptions of sympathy in scientific medicine in nineteenth- and twentieth-century texts |
| 192. | THE ETHICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF SYMPATHY, COMPASSION, AND PITY |
| 193. | Social Sympathy in Nineteenth-Century British Prose Narratives |
| 194. | Sympathy for the Fallen Woman among the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood and Their Victorian Critics |
| 195. | The Limits of Sympathy: Professional Philanthropy and Detachment in Narrative, 1869-191 |
| 196. | The Knowledge Of A Man's Self:Sympathy Transformed And George Eliot's Realistic Writing |
| 197. | A Study On The Concept Of "sympathy" During The Husserl Göttingen Period |
| 198. | On The Theory Of Sympathy In Hume's Moral Philosophy |
| 199. | Empathy And Moral Sentimentalism |
| 200. | An Inquiry Concerning The Validity Of Hume's Sympathy Principle |
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