Negli ultimi decenni i film studies stanno spostando la propria attenzione sul livello corporeo e affettivo dell’esperienza filmica. Adottando un approccio fenomenologico e focalizzandosi sulla nozione di empatia, la tesi studia le strategie del coinvolgimento dello spettatore cinematografico nei film di successo contemporanei. Il capitolo 1 rintraccia le diverse accezioni di empatia in filosofia, estetica, psicologia e nelle neuroscienze cognitive. Il capitolo 2 traccia una genealogia dell’empatia nelle teorie psicologiche ed estetiche del film. Il capitolo 3 esplora la rilevanza della teoria dell'atto empatico di Edith Stein per la filmologia e ne propone un'applicazione allo studio dell’esperienza filmica contemporanea. Il capitolo 4 ana...
Empathy today is a construct relevant to numerous sciences like economics, philosophy, sociology, ps...
In recent decades, many studies have been published on the topic of empathy across a range of discip...
Many aesthetic theorists and psychologists of art, in the late 19th-early 20th century, considered t...
The concept of empathy has special significance for the study of cinema as a narrative art form beca...
Interdisciplinary theoretic work BODY AND EMPATHY IN THE FILM is focused to the relation between phy...
The volume concentrates on the emotional engagement that film audiences have with characters. The es...
The volume concentrates on the emotional engagement that film audiences have with characters. The es...
This essay explore the relevance of Edith Stein's notion of Empathy for a philosophical and psycholo...
Questo capitolo prende in esame “The Elephant Man” (1980) di David Lynch e lo considera come caso es...
Questo capitolo prende in esame “The Elephant Man” (1980) di David Lynch e lo considera come caso es...
In this chapter, Adriano D’Aloia discusses the role of empathy in spectators’ involvement in narrati...
In this chapter, Adriano D’Aloia discusses the role of empathy in spectators’ involvement in narrati...
This article discusses the role of empathy based on evolutionary, human developmental, and neuropsyc...
In this chapter, Adriano D’Aloia discusses the role of empathy in spectators’ involvement in narrati...
Some of the most innovative philosophical engagement with cinema and ethics in recent years has come...
Empathy today is a construct relevant to numerous sciences like economics, philosophy, sociology, ps...
In recent decades, many studies have been published on the topic of empathy across a range of discip...
Many aesthetic theorists and psychologists of art, in the late 19th-early 20th century, considered t...
The concept of empathy has special significance for the study of cinema as a narrative art form beca...
Interdisciplinary theoretic work BODY AND EMPATHY IN THE FILM is focused to the relation between phy...
The volume concentrates on the emotional engagement that film audiences have with characters. The es...
The volume concentrates on the emotional engagement that film audiences have with characters. The es...
This essay explore the relevance of Edith Stein's notion of Empathy for a philosophical and psycholo...
Questo capitolo prende in esame “The Elephant Man” (1980) di David Lynch e lo considera come caso es...
Questo capitolo prende in esame “The Elephant Man” (1980) di David Lynch e lo considera come caso es...
In this chapter, Adriano D’Aloia discusses the role of empathy in spectators’ involvement in narrati...
In this chapter, Adriano D’Aloia discusses the role of empathy in spectators’ involvement in narrati...
This article discusses the role of empathy based on evolutionary, human developmental, and neuropsyc...
In this chapter, Adriano D’Aloia discusses the role of empathy in spectators’ involvement in narrati...
Some of the most innovative philosophical engagement with cinema and ethics in recent years has come...
Empathy today is a construct relevant to numerous sciences like economics, philosophy, sociology, ps...
In recent decades, many studies have been published on the topic of empathy across a range of discip...
Many aesthetic theorists and psychologists of art, in the late 19th-early 20th century, considered t...