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Marie-Amélie Coste et al., « Sympathy », Cahiers victoriens et édouardiens
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John Ruskin in Fors Clavigera defines sympathy as ‘the imaginative understanding of the natures of others, and the power of putting ourselves in their place, . . . the faculty on which virtue depends’ (Vol. 3 Letter 34 [October 1873] 627). Recently, a renewed interest in sympathy during the Victorian period has led critics to look into previously overseen aspects of what has variously been considered as an emotion and/or a complex mental exercise; as a natural and innate principle and/or an acquired...
