Sentence examples for sympathetic identification from inspiring English sources

A case of sympathetic identification?

The young Isabel learns to communicate through a painful sympathetic identification, which she calls "acting".

IN 1963, Howard Schuman at Harvard and John Harding at Cornell published an article called "Sympathetic Identification with the Underdog".

In earlier essays, Amis took note of Nabokov's disdain for sympathetic identification with fictional characters, and also of his belief that artistic effect was everything, the descriptor more important than the described.

The interpretation generally accepted is that through experiencing fear vicariously in a controlled situation, the spectator's own anxieties are directed outward, and, through sympathetic identification with the tragic protagonist, his insight and outlook are enlarged.

When he inquires why the Fool cries, he evinces sympathetic identification, not curiosity or fear; he stops his guards from arresting the Fool because he is weary of everything.

Recently, ocular coherence tomography (OCT) has been used to document retinal elevation in cases of sympathetic ophthalmia, allowing identification of serous retinal detachment and intraretinal edema, as well as revealing disintegration of RPE and disorganization of the inner retina.

This technique is based on recording electrical activity emitted by peroneal, tibial, or radial muscle sympathetic nerves and identification of sympathetic bursts.

The rehabilitation was a little unsettling to see in action because any way you look at it, the effect seems to have been that a human's capacity for will and defiance had been broken down through labor and identification with sympathetic authority figures, and to hear the Loo or Fish tell it, the effect rarely held for guys once they were released.

The rehabilitation was a little unsettling to see in action – because any way you look at it, the effect seems to have been that a human's capacity for will and defiance had been broken down through labour and identification with sympathetic authority figures, and to hear the Loo or Fish tell it, the effect rarely held for guys once they were released.

The philosophers of the Enlightenment extolled the way novels engaged a reader's identification with and sympathetic concern for others.