… Chapter 14, the central chapter of Part III, engages with the topic of shame. … feel shame tell
us about the nature of self? Does shame testify to the presence of a self-concept, a (failed) self-…

… Namely, the review concerns the conception of experiential self on different levels of inquiry,
analyses models of intersubjectivity in phenomenological tradition, the nature of shame …

… But in allowing myself to be humiliated and accepting it (perhaps I fear physical punishment),
I may subsequently feel ashamed because I assess myself as “exemplifying a cowardice …

… between the self and the other. Zahavi defends the multidimensional model of the self and
argues that the minimal self, the most basic form of self that all subjective creatures share, is …

… the very presence of the other person in front of me. The two keywords for this analysis found
in the subtitle are empathy and shame that are the topics of part two and three of the book. …

… gives rise to the shame episode. In shame, I focus on myself and see myself as small, faulty
… an “emotion of self-assessment” because it involves a negative selfevaluation.This negative …

… by the Other’ (Sartre 2018: 358). What Sartre is at pains to illustrate through his voyeur
example is that shame modifies the structure of our self-awareness. It is because of shame that I …

… Peltz's case vignettes indeed suggest that those who strive to make it in this system become
in certain ways overly responsible and self-reliant, defending against shameful need with …

… Self and Other: Exploring Subjectivity, Empathy and Shame to consider how a focus on shame
… A higher-order emotion of social cognition, shame directs our attention to aspects of voice-…

… the self in relation to an action one has committed. And four, in shame we become the object
as well as the subject of shame which imprisons the subject in the complete closure of the …