… ’ ambiguous approach to empathy. We start by situating Jaspers’ notion of empathic
understanding in the context of contemporary philosophical discussions of empathy. We distinguish …

… , it is respect for the autonomy of the other. The ethics of empathic caring needs to be able
to … of understanding individual autonomy that is both attractive and plausible in its own right. …

… the self: "One is an autonomous unit, distinct from others as a … part of a unit transcending
one's autonomous actions. 'We' … of affiliative and autonomous tendencies, Pollack (1982) has …

… The diaries also revealed how considering empathy in their practices was pivotal to fostering
… on autonomy and empathy as related to both learner autonomy and teacher autonomy. …

… our measures of trait empathy and autonomous and controlled motivations. We hypothesized
that (a) trait empathy would be positively associated with autonomous motivation to help, …

… The purposes of this article are to clearly distinguish empathy … , empathy can be facilitated.
It also can be interrupted and blocked, but it cannot be forced to occur. What makes empathy …

… Like Battaly, I argue that empathy is a disposition that includes elements of virtue … empathy
and respect can be relevant for an account of vulnerability that is not opposed to autonomy. …

… Patients expect their physicians to be understanding and to respect their autonomy, and
this is expressed in part through empathy. But how is empathy to be understood as a …

… in lock step and are semi-autonomous in practice. Responding empathically to relationship
systems (… with empathic response to individual ‘I’ experience. Although differing in focus, the …

… respecting another’s autonomy. Together the three … possibility of genuine empathy and respect
for autonomy given the … I do think that empathy and respect for autonomy are still possible, …