The Nature of Sympathy

¹ Cf actually already animals apprehension attitude awareness body certainly character child cognitive conception consciousness distinct Edith Stein egoism emotional empathy empirical entelechies Ernst Troeltsch essence essential ethical Ethik existence experience expression fact feeling fellow-feeling Formalismus forms Freud function genuine given Hans Driesch Hegel Hence human hypnosis idea ideal identification illusion impulse individual infection instance intrinsic intuitive kind knowledge libido Lipps love and hatred man's matter Max Scheler means mental merely metaphysical mind mode monistic moral value nature non-cosmic object organic pain pantheism pheno phenomena phenomenological philosophy physical pity positive possible present presupposes principle problem psychology pure question reality realization regard relationship Ressentiment Scheler Schopenhauer sensations sense sensory sexual instinct sexual love simply social solipsism soul sphere spiritual personality suffering sympathy tendency Theodor Lipps theory thereby things tion ultimate understanding unity vicarious vital W. K. Clifford whole