Against Empathy: The Case for Rational Compassion ― A Provocative Social Psychology Book on Why Feeling Less Can Lead to Doing More Good
by Paul Bloom
In Against Empathy, Paul Bloom challenges the assumption that empathy is always a force for good. He argues that rational compassion may offer a more reliable path to moral judgment and effective action, making a provocative case for feeling less while doing more good.
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Against Empathy examines the role of empathy in moral decision-making and social action.
Paul Bloom presents a provocative argument that feeling another person’s emotions is not always the best guide to doing good.
The book explores the possibility that rational compassion can lead to more effective choices and greater positive impact.
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