RESPONSE TO "EMPATHY, TIMELINESS, AND VIRTUOUS HEARING"
Journal of Philosophical Research, ISSN: 1053-8364, Vol: 49, Page: 169-172
2024
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In this response to Seisuke Hayakawa’s paper, “Empathy, Timeliness, and Virtuous Hearing,” I have three distinct aims: to highlight how Hayawaka’s account of virtuous hearing deepens our understanding of ethical engagement; to raise questions about how timeliness will work in certain situations; and to draw attention to a line of empirical research that may support Hayawaka’s account.
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