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The Empathetic Imagination · Apr 20, 2026

Revisiting TEN Great Conversations on Empathy

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Dr. Mary W. McCampbell · The Empathetic Imagination

Dear friends,

Please forgive my silence here for a while. As the academic year will soon be drawing to a close, I will be more active.

YESTERDAY, April 19, was the FOURTH anniversary of my book,Imagining Our Neighbors as Ourselves: How Art Shapes Empathy.

If you do not have a copy, you can purchase it at any of your favorite outlets, but I strongly recommend buying it from Hearts & Minds Bookstore, owned by the amazing Byron Borger (pictured below).

On the day of my book release, I spent all day in short conversations with many fascinating folks about the topic of empathy (something that has, lamentably, been under attack recently). Anyway, just LOOK at the lineup below! Thank you to Byron and Ken, Bekah, Andrew, Joe, Makoto Fujimura , Steve, Claude, Joy Marie Clarkson ☀️ Tyler, Karen Swallow Prior , and Douglas Coupland!! It was an exciting, invigorating (albeit exhausting) day! The good news is that, even if you missed these, you can still watch any of them HERE.

If you have read any or all of the book, I would certainly appreciate a review on Amazon or Goodreads. Readers have NO IDEA how important these are. I could still really use your help with this!

Thank you so much to W. David O. Taylor for this incredible review!

And thanks to the friends below (and many others) who helped to promote my work!

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Regent College Bookstore friends!
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Drs. Mika and Christina Edmondson
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Dr. Karen Swallow Prior
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With longtime college friends Linnea and Derek at Covenant College!
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My former student, Alena Ludger!
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With Dr. Mark Glanville
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With Dr. Elissa Weichbrodt

Thanks for reading!!

Read the original on marymccampbell.substack.com

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