Bada's landscapes are similarly varied and expressive, but they are also vehicles for his mournfully empathetic view of history.
A delighted Daphne takes his advice and the predictably unfortunate results cause her to end up with a more empathetic view of naming for adults and children alike.
The film had hints of the broadly sympathetic – or at least empathetic – view of outlaw psychology that would mark Penn's most famous film.
"It was an unusual career," said Gary Nash, a friend and fellow history professor at U.C.L.A. "What unified it all was a deep humanitarian and empathetic view of people," he said.
Alas, despite Dew's attempts at an empathetic view of Catherine's bafflement in the face of her own life, the portrait is too close to stereotype for us to engage with her fully.
In "12 Years a Slave," McQueen offers a wise and empathetic view of the house slave, Mistress Shaw (played by Alfre Woodard), who has escaped from the slave owner's most brutal treatment by becoming his mistress — and who, in the process, makes whatever use she can of her improved situation to help other slaves.
In "12 Years a Slave," McQueen offers a wise and empathetic view of the house slave, Mistress Shaw (played by Alfre Woodard), who has escaped from the slave owner's most brutal treatment by becoming his mistress and who, in the process, makes whatever use she can of her improved situation to help other slaves.
The first characteristic, empathetic perspective, refers to a point of view a person can take in which they 'think like' the objects that they are investigating.
"That's the basic of innovation – you take an enlightened and empathetic point of view and combine it with your own unique point of view to create something new".
Attempts to move from human-centredness to more inclusive and empathetic points of view are philosophically and practically fraught, involving the biggest question of all, whether language (and therefore our writing) is complicit in humans' supposed alienation from nature.
