Attention has become an issue of intense political, economic, and moral concern over recent
years: from the commodification of attention by digital platforms to the alleged loss of the …

Experiences of Depression is a philosophical exploration of what it is like to be depressed.
In this important new book, Matthew Ratcliffe develops a detailed account of depression …

Cross-cultural research on moral reasoning has brought to the fore the question of whether
moral judgements always turn on inferences about the mental states of others. Formal legal …

In this chapter I investigate how intimate, affiliative, cooperative haptic human sociality is
accomplished through the intertwining of interacting bodies, frequently with language …

Mental state reasoning has been theorized as a core feature of how we navigate our social
worlds, and as especially vital to moral reasoning. Judgments of moral wrong-doing and …

Especially since the discovery of mirror neurons, scholars in a variety of disciplines have
made empathy a central focus of research. Yet despite this recent flurry of interest and …

Paid home care is one of the fastest growing occupations in the United States, and millions
of Americans rely on these workers to help them remain at home as they grow older …

In this article, I examine loss, the vicissitudes of empathy, and the existential complexity of
one's subjective life in relation to the lived experiences of others. I focus specifically on some …

The aim of our contribution is to clarify the nature of empathy and its role in sociality. Taking
issue with a recent proposal by Bubandt and Willerslev, we argue that their …

This chapter represents an attempt at defining, in the form of a ten-thesis manifesto, what
empathy might and might not be and its role in experiencing others, including “radical …