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A Point of View - Can Compassion Be Taught? - 大象传媒 Sounds

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A Point of View

Can Compassion Be Taught?Can Compassion Be Taught?

Released On: 07 Jun 2013

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Tom Shakespeare asks if compassion can be taught, in the first of his four essays.

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