LA EMPATÍA EN LA PROPUESTA ANTROPOLÓGICA DEL PAPA FRANCISCO.

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Title: LA EMPATÍA EN LA PROPUESTA ANTROPOLÓGICA DEL PAPA FRANCISCO. (Spanish).
Authors: ASUNCIÓN PÉREZ-COTAPOS, MARÍA, CORNEJO, CARLOS
Source: Humanitas (07172168). oto-inv2025, Issue 110, p204-217. 14p.
Subjects: EMOTIONS, STEIN, Edith, Saint, 1891-1942, EMPATHY, INDIVIDUALISM, PHILOSOPHERS, HUMANITY, POPES
Abstract (English): The article focuses on the importance of empathy in Pope Francis's thinking and its connection to nature and humanity. It highlights how Francis promotes a cosmological vision that unites people with each other and with their environment, urging the overcoming of individualism and the construction of a more fraternal society. Additionally, it explores the theories of philosophers such as Theodor Lipps and Edith Stein, who address empathy as a profound experience that allows one to understand the emotions of others without the need for cognitive exercise. The text concludes with a call to cultivate an empathetic heart in a world that often disconnects from emotions and the reality of others. [Extracted from the article]
Abstract (Spanish): El artículo se centra en la importancia de la empatía en el pensamiento del Papa Francisco y su conexión con la naturaleza y la humanidad. Se destaca cómo Francisco promueve una visión cosmológica que une a las personas entre sí y con el entorno, instando a superar el individualismo y a construir una sociedad más fraterna. Además, se exploran las teorías de filósofos como Theodor Lipps y Edith Stein, quienes abordan la empatía como una vivencia profunda que permite comprender las emociones ajenas sin necesidad de un ejercicio cognitivo. El texto concluye con un llamado a cultivar un corazón empático en un mundo que a menudo se desconecta de las emociones y de la realidad del otro. [Extracted from the article]
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Abstract:The article focuses on the importance of empathy in Pope Francis's thinking and its connection to nature and humanity. It highlights how Francis promotes a cosmological vision that unites people with each other and with their environment, urging the overcoming of individualism and the construction of a more fraternal society. Additionally, it explores the theories of philosophers such as Theodor Lipps and Edith Stein, who address empathy as a profound experience that allows one to understand the emotions of others without the need for cognitive exercise. The text concludes with a call to cultivate an empathetic heart in a world that often disconnects from emotions and the reality of others. [Extracted from the article]
ISSN:07172168