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The feelings are abstract, not the ideas. I did say meant to invoke relatable feelings. It's not objective or guaranteed that they would in all.
by deanCommie 5y ago
The feelings are abstract, not the ideas.
I did say meant to invoke relatable feelings. It's not objective or guaranteed that they would in all.
- babesh 5y agoThe feelings are yours. The work is designed to invoke feelings. The abstraction of the feelings are in the analysis of the work rather than in the reading. I suppose some people combine the two as they read. I suppose some will put themselves in the place of the author as well. Reading this feels like being trapped into being someone’s therapist.
- coldtea 5y ago>I suppose some will put themselves in the place of the author as well. Reading this feels like being trapped into being someone’s therapist. Well, that's empathy. It's not about having the same experiences yourself verbatim so being able to directly relate.