Empathy-I Understand What You Feel

Empathy is a nice-sounding word. This concept reminds us of thoughtful, good-hearted, loving, friendly people and warms our hearts wherever we encounter it. However, when we look at the society we live in and the general course of the world, we can only talk about empathy, not its absence. While empathy is given so much positive meaning, why is it so difficult to find it?

Empathy describes the ability to recognize and understand another's feelings, thoughts, and motivations. Although it can be troublesome, difficult and tiring at times, it undoubtedly both facilitates and enriches relationships. But how to gain empathy? Is it innate or learned later? What is self-empathy? Can we talk about extreme empathy? How does empathy relate to emotions and experiences? What does intelligent use of empathy mean? Is empathy established with the heart or logic? Is nonviolent communication a prerequisite for empathy? Mirror
What is the role of neurons in the ability to empathize? How to strike a balance between empathy and self-worth? Is it possible to talk about empathy in the virtual world? What is the connection between empathy and responsibility? In Empathy - I Understand What You Feel, Monika Hein traces empathy, the most sincere and deep way to establish contact with another person. The author shows that increasing our sensitivity to others not only helps us have more fulfilling relationships but also helps us gain clarity about ourselves.

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2nd Dough

Number of Pages: 272

Size: 13 x 19.5

First Print Year: 2020

Number of Printings: 1st Edition

Language Turkish