Understanding Moral Empathy: A Verbatim-Theatre Supported Phenomenological Exploration of the Empathy Imperative.
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DOI: 10.1111/medu.14676
Abstract: PURPOSE Several studies have measured a decline in empathy during medical training, speculating that factors within the formal, informal, and hidden curricula are responsible for this phenomenon. Although the medical education literature describes the moral… read more here.
Keywords: moral empathy; verbatim theatre; training; education ... See more keywords
Rethinking the Refugee Experience in Verbatim Theatre: Hospitality and Translation in Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen’s Aftermath
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DOI: 10.3138/md.64.1.1097
Abstract: Focusing on Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen’s 2010 play Aftermath to conceptualize verbatim theatre more broadly, this essay explores problems of mediation among refugees, which mostly stem from thei... read more here.
Keywords: aftermath; erik jensen; jessica blank; blank erik ... See more keywords