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empathize verb be compassionate, be in tune, be sorry for, be understanding, comfort, commiserate, express sympathy, feel for, grieve for, have pity for, identify with, pity, project, react, relate to, respond, share grief, share sorrow, show solace, show tenderness, soothe, sympathize, understand See also: sympathize How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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In person-centered terms, Boy and Pine argued that cross-class issues are dealt with most effectively through use of empathy, an understanding of another's view of the world with "biases and views of the empathizer . Instead of reveling in the power of gizmos to transform the world, as he is wont to do, Gates, apparently a born-again empathizer, told the crowd that basic health care and literacy programs, not computers, are the most important ways to help the world's poorest people. All of the artists took a different approach, and there is no generation gap between the first-generation survivors and second-generation empathizers," said project curator Wendy Kaplan Friend of Tarzana, adding that the result is art both "phenomenal and emotionally stirring. |
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