Psychology Negative capabilities Ability to withstand situations where there is no answer Asahi sensho

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Psychology : Essays and Essays : What the 40-year-old psychiatrist, an award-winning novelist, thinks the most necessary thing for a troubled modern person is empathy. The capacity to withstand situations that cannot be easily answered is negative capability. In the old days, the poet Keats discovered that Shakespeare had "negative power," which was rediscovered by Bioon, a psychiatrist who served in World War II, and supports the author's incomprehensible treatment in clinical practice. In recent years, it is also attracting attention in educational, medical, and nursing care settings. From the mechanism to understand the "mind" of the therapy dog, to the limit of the brain accustomed to the manual, the bias of the positive capability emphasized in modern education, the relationship between the desired brain and the placebo effect. It is not a solution of impatient pretense, but a deep understanding that develops from the negative power that is the foundation of empathy.