The Nature of Sympathy by Scheler, Max -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Half Title Title Copyright Contents EDITOR'S PREFACE EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTORY NOTE TO THE FIFTH EDITION PREFACE TO THE THIRD EDITION PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION TRANSLATOR'S NOTE INTRODUCTION TO THE TRANSACTION EDITION PART I. FELLOW-FEELING

PREFACE I. THE 'ETHICS OF SYMPATHY' II. CLASSIFICATION OF THE PHENOMENA OF FELLOW-FEELING

(1) Community of feeling (2) Fellow-feeling (3) Emotional infection (4) Emotional identification

III. GENETIC THEORIES OF FELLOW-FEELING IV. METAPHYSICAL THEORIES

(1) Schopenhauer's theory (2) The scope of metaphysical theories in general (3) The treatment of love in metaphysical monism (4) The sense of identity and metaphysics (5) The unity of life

PART II. LOVE AND HATRED

I. TOWARDS A PHENOMENOLOGY OF LOVE AND HATRED

(1) Negative considerations (2) Positive delineation of the phenomena

II. BASIC VALUES OF LOVE AND THE 'LOVE OF GOODNESS' III. LOVE AND PERSONALITY IV. THE FORMS, MODES AND KINDS OF LOVE AND HATRED V. THE LIMITATIONS OF THE NATURALISTIC THEORY OF LOVE VI. A CRITIQUE OF THE NATURALISTIC THEORY AND OUTLINE OF A THEORY BASED ON THE PHENOMENA

(1) Love and instinct (2) The facts concerning the 'perspective of interests' (3) The problem of'transference' (4) The parallel extension of love and hatred (5) Freud's ontogenetic theory

PART III. OTHER MINDS

I. NATURE AND SCOPE OF THE PROBLEMS II. THE GENERAL EVIDENCE FOR THE 'THOU' III. THE PERCEPTION OF OTHER MINDS

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