0 A vicarious feeling is one you get from seeing or hearing about another person's experiences. -- pośredni, pośrednio doznawany
From eternity, in effect, the demands of justice have been met without the need for a vicarious atonement.
In the legal profession, this theory has been well stated in the law of torts as vicarious responsibility.
This vicarious subset is not cut out by the senses but by redundancies emerging from physical properties.
Vicarious liability, where the employer takes legal responsibility for the actions of its staff, provides some protection.
They may rate the vicarious pay-off against that of the currently prevailing strategy.
We describe a mechanism that integrates vicarious experience with other goods of limited availability.
Vicarious selection explains some paradoxes in dioecious fig-pollinator systems.
This coding system does not attempt to separate empathy (a vicarious emotion similar to that of the victim) from sympathy (concern for the victim).
