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Hardback. Zustand: New. Negative Empathy in Literature and the Arts explores how readers and viewers engage cognitively and affectively with ethically troubling artworks across literature, the visual and performing arts, and screen media. Drawing on aesthetics, cultural history and theory, psychology, and neuroscience, Stefano Ercolino and Massimo Fusillo introduce the concept of "negative empathy" to describe the ambivalent and destabilizing emotional responses elicited by representations of negativity in art. Rather than dismissing empathy as naïve, the authors argue for a more nuanced understanding of its darker forms and their cognitive and ethical value. Through a comparative and intermedial approach, the book analyzes case studies from Littell's The Kindly Ones to Wilson's Deafman Glance; from Verdi's Macbeth and Nitsch's Theatre of Orgies and Mysteries to Caravaggio's Martyrdom of Saint Matthew, Mapplethorpe's "X" Portfolio, Kiefer's The Seven Heavenly Palaces, Haneke's The White Ribbon, and Gilligan's Breaking Bad-offering a compelling new theory of aesthetic engagement. …

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Hardback. Zustand: New. Negative Empathy in Literature and the Arts explores how readers and viewers engage cognitively and affectively with ethically troubling artworks across literature, the visual and performing arts, and screen media. Drawing on aesthetics, cultural history and theory, psychology, and neuroscience, Stefano Ercolino and Massimo Fusillo introduce the concept of "negative empathy" to describe the ambivalent and destabilizing emotional responses elicited by representations of negativity in art. Rather than dismissing empathy as naïve, the authors argue for a more nuanced understanding of its darker forms and their cognitive and ethical value. Through a comparative and intermedial approach, the book analyzes case studies from Littell's The Kindly Ones to Wilson's Deafman Glance; from Verdi's Macbeth and Nitsch's Theatre of Orgies and Mysteries to Caravaggio's Martyrdom of Saint Matthew, Mapplethorpe's "X" Portfolio, Kiefer's The Seven Heavenly Palaces, Haneke's The White Ribbon, and Gilligan's Breaking Bad-offering a compelling new theory of aesthetic engagement. …

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. Negative Empathy in Literature and the Arts explores how readers and viewers engage cognitively and affectively with ethically troubling artworks across literature, the visual and performing arts, and screen media. Drawing on aesthetics, cultural history and theory, psychology, and neuroscience, Stefano Ercolino and Massimo Fusillo introduce the concept of negative empathy to describe the ambivalent and destabilizing emotional responses elicited by representations of negativity in art. Rather than dismissing empathy as naive, the authors argue for a more nuanced understanding of its darker forms and their cognitive and ethical value. Through a comparative and intermedial approach, the book analyzes case studies from Littells The Kindly Ones to Wilsons Deafman Glance; from Verdis Macbeth and Nitschs Theatre of Orgies and Mysteries to Caravaggios Martyrdom of Saint Matthew, Mapplethorpes X Portfolio, Kiefers The Seven Heavenly Palaces, Hanekes The White Ribbon, and Gilligans Breaking Badoffering a compelling new theory of aesthetic engagement. It introduces the concept of negative empathy to examine how readers and viewers engage emotionally and cognitively with ethically troubling artworks. Through a comparative and intermedial approach, it offers a compelling new theory of aesthetic engagement with representations of negativity in art. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. Negative Empathy in Literature and the Arts explores how readers and viewers engage cognitively and affectively with ethically troubling artworks across literature, the visual and performing arts, and screen media. Drawing on aesthetics, cultural history and theory, psychology, and neuroscience, Stefano Ercolino and Massimo Fusillo introduce the concept of negative empathy to describe the ambivalent and destabilizing emotional responses elicited by representations of negativity in art. Rather than dismissing empathy as naive, the authors argue for a more nuanced understanding of its darker forms and their cognitive and ethical value. Through a comparative and intermedial approach, the book analyzes case studies from Littells The Kindly Ones to Wilsons Deafman Glance; from Verdis Macbeth and Nitschs Theatre of Orgies and Mysteries to Caravaggios Martyrdom of Saint Matthew, Mapplethorpes X Portfolio, Kiefers The Seven Heavenly Palaces, Hanekes The White Ribbon, and Gilligans Breaking Badoffering a compelling new theory of aesthetic engagement. It introduces the concept of negative empathy to examine how readers and viewers engage emotionally and cognitively with ethically troubling artworks. Through a comparative and intermedial approach, it offers a compelling new theory of aesthetic engagement with representations of negativity in art. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. Negative Empathy in Literature and the Arts explores how readers and viewers engage cognitively and affectively with ethically troubling artworks across literature, the visual and performing arts, and screen media. Drawing on aesthetics, cultural history and theory, psychology, and neuroscience, Stefano Ercolino and Massimo Fusillo introduce the concept of negative empathy to describe the ambivalent and destabilizing emotional responses elicited by representations of negativity in art. Rather than dismissing empathy as naive, the authors argue for a more nuanced understanding of its darker forms and their cognitive and ethical value. Through a comparative and intermedial approach, the book analyzes case studies from Littells The Kindly Ones to Wilsons Deafman Glance; from Verdis Macbeth and Nitschs Theatre of Orgies and Mysteries to Caravaggios Martyrdom of Saint Matthew, Mapplethorpes X Portfolio, Kiefers The Seven Heavenly Palaces, Hanekes The White Ribbon, and Gilligans Breaking Badoffering a compelling new theory of aesthetic engagement. It introduces the concept of negative empathy to examine how readers and viewers engage emotionally and cognitively with ethically troubling artworks. Through a comparative and intermedial approach, it offers a compelling new theory of aesthetic engagement with representations of negativity in art. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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