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Scholarship January 15, 2020

Empathy and the Religious Studies Classroom: Editor’s Introduction

The Wabash Center

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Author
Tinklenberg, Jessica L.
Publisher
Spotlight on Teaching, January 7, 2020
Table of Contents
Editor's Introduction, Jessica L. Tinklenberg

Ch 1. Can We Teach Empathy? Lessons from the "Heretics" (Christopher J. Richmann)
Ch 2. Cultivating Informational Empathy (Ann Hidalgo and Drew Baker)
Ch 3. Dismantling the Seat of Power to Enable Reflexive Inquiry (Jade E. Davis)
Ch 4. Imagining the Lives of Others in the High School Ethics Classroom (Christine Ortega Gaurkee)
Ch 5. Finding a Way into Empathy through Story Exercises in a Religious Studies Classroom (Mary E. Hess)
Ch 6. Beyond Empathy in Prison Education (Erin Runions)
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