… involvement in the fictional story also reported an increase in their level of empathic concern
one … causal links between emotionally involved fiction reading and higher levels of empathy. …

… Does Fiction Boost Empathy ? ; 2. Literary Approaches to Empathy) est que la lecture de
fiction encourage ces deux aspects de l’empathie et qu’elle conduit le lecteur à les mettre en …

… realist novel, “engages” empathy, both among its characters and readers. Many have argued
that literary fiction nurtures empathetic response and can thus perform an important social …

… The chapters on the novels, categorized rather broadly as "early examples of French
literary realism" (56), will be of most interest to readers of this journal, although the inclusion of …

… of empathy and othering that readers participate in when they read. Rather than relying on
empathy alone for an ethics of reading, … bind of empathy and othering. My argument is that if …

… the “strangeness” of the narrators I will examine in this book, … realistic, we usually don’t
lose touch with their (literary) … terms empathy or empathetic perspective taking in this book …

… empathy is to challenge power hierarchies in non-fiction film production. The results of the
dissertation further reveal that empathy … -fiction production process, which inform the reading …

… I suggest that realists illustrate the problems that result when … a definition of realism more
akin to that of the French critics … an individuality whose very strangeness” inhibits identification.…

… of Gothic psychological realism, her novels have not yet been … ideal literary genre to induce
empathy and prime readers to … Scott explains, ‘the strangeness of literary language, its habit …

… is articulated with fine—tuned and delicate empathy. It is the ironic and self… readers of
Flaubert, that vision is one that can, by syntactical means alone, freeze a moment in its strangeness …