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Volume 3 Number 1
Fall 2008
| Shimcheong
Is A Case
for the First Person Psychology (Authors' Reply) Gyuseog Han Chonnam National University, Korea San-Chin Choi Chung-Ang University, Korea |
pp.
255-260 |
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| ABSTRACT. Shimcheong is a concept that captures feeling in-between a person and the Other—hence it is the core of a dialogical relation. At the level of conceptual comparison, shimcheong is very similar to empathy. As experience, shimcheong is very distinguishable-- it shows phenomenological flow of mind going beyond the subjective experience. The immediate feeling state combined with reflective thinking and judgment is still subjective and private. | ||
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Keywords: phenomenology, experience, shimcheong,
maum, internalization |
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