Sentence examples for vicarious feeling from inspiring English sources

In vicarious feeling, we do not feel the other's pain.

You also get a vicarious feeling of being out in the sunshine rather than cooped up in your bedroom in a haze of Vicks vapour rub.

"You get this vicarious feeling, a sense that 'this is my history,' " said Fredrica Wachsberger, a 66-year-old retired college art history professor from New York City who is the president of the Oysterponds Historical Society.

In vicarious feeling, there is no genuine sharing or co-experiencing of a feeling.

To distinguish fellow feeling from vicarious feeling, Scheler uses the example of cruelty (GW VII, 25).

Vicarious feeling (Nachfühlen): Scheler refers to this type of shared feeling throughout his analysis, but does not include it in his discussion of the specific types of co-feelings.

Any recognition of the feeling of others, including empathy, assumes some form of vicarious feelings.

Such identification is expressed in vicarious feelings: in pride of one's country's merits and achievements, and in shame for its lapses or crimes (when these are acknowledged, rather than denied).

Evolved from the Greek word for emotion, empathy refers to shared or vicarious feelings (as distinct from sympathy, which is more about pity, and implies separate, rather than mutual feelings), but the sharing is involuntary.

Second, using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), we showed that the anterior cingulate cortex and the left anterior insula, two cortical structures typically involved in vicarious feelings of others' pain, are also strongly implicated in experiencing the 'social pain' for others' flaws and pratfalls.

Vision is addressed, but vicarious touch and smell take delivery.