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• Objectivism then proceeds to "elevate" the pupil to true malignant narcissism by demonizing "altruism" -- Rand's term of art for all the empathetic values -- and lionizing sadism. Marcella Mroczkowski: Danger! Empathy and Psychopathy as Competing Value Systems in Politics and Economics
• The third character is Mr. Malik's observant, empathetic shamba boy helper, Benjamin. A Guide to the Birds of East Africa: Summary and book reviews of A Guide to the Birds of East Africa by Nicholas Drayson.
• Chelsea season ticket holder and columnist Giles Smith is in empathetic mood this week, but still has some post-Anfield arguments to make.
• He seems laid-back, non-judgmental and empathetic in his discussion of the people involved in the underground; his tales are often without clear villains.
• If we set a goal in 2012 to internationalize education for all US students, future generations of Americans will be outward-looking, locally and globally engaged, multilingual, and empathetic. Ed Gragert: America's Educational Exceptionalism
• It's my belief anyway that we should all be a little more empathetic and observant than we are about everything.
• Would they have been more empathetic and less cut-throat? Times, Sunday Times
• The result is an intelligent, empathetic, moving look at the power and limitations of the modern monarchy. Times, Sunday Times
• Antoine's immaturity is laid bare, but in a surprisingly nuanced and empathetic manner.
• He launched into a sensitive, empathetic account of Mekas's early life and his exile from Lithuania.