The phrase "empathy and knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the importance of understanding others' feelings and having information or expertise on a subject.
Example: "In order to be an effective leader, one must possess both empathy and knowledge to connect with team members and make informed decisions."
Alternatives: "compassion and understanding" or "insight and awareness."
What contributes to the wider hysteria about gender identity (a hysteria that can be fatal; I am thinking of the death of Lucy Meadows, the teacher who killed herself in 2013 after her gender reassignment became national news) is, in part, a desperate lack of empathy and knowledge.
Student participants expressed an increase in empathy and knowledge with regard to older adults.
[There's a] lack of empathy and knowledge they always seem to have.
There is a link between empathy and knowledge.
Accessing books about lives foreign to you is a good way to build your empathy and knowledge of how other people live.[18].[18]
Those with the insight, sympathy, empathy understanding and knowledge to have formed clear ideas of what might conduce to the good are not necessarily better at doing good in any of the ways in which this is possible, including of course making the world a better place.
That was not the case with Henry Buckley, whose Life and Death of the Spanish Republic (1940) exudes not just authority, empathy and real knowledge, but also humility.
The scene elides the stages of erotic progress, from the restaurant to the car to the door, from the first kiss and the aroused gropes to the subtleties of tender empathy and intimate knowledge that make the difference in any encounter.
But although we may return home from troubled countries such as Uzbekistan, Zimbabwe or Myanmar, or even from disaster zones such as Chernobyl, with empathy and enhanced knowledge, is it right for us to go to such destinations in the first place?
That means addressing the realities which define their daily lives, surmounting false palliatives through empathy and, yes, knowledge.
The scenarios were created to assess ethical behavior [ 2], sound judgment [ 2], critical and creative thinking [ 2], empathy [ 1] and knowledge of the veterinary profession [ 1] within a veterinary related context [ 8].
