H.S. Yuen

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Beyond the attention economy, towards an ecology of attending. A manifesto

Review (2025) - Gunter Bombaerts , Tom Hannes , Silvia Caprioglio Panizza , Anna Ciaunica , Yves Citton , Diego D´Angelo , Matthew J. Dennis , Natalie Depraz , Peter Doran , Wolfgang Drechsler , William Edelglass , Iris Eisenberger , Martin Adam , Mark Fortney , Beverley Foulks McGuire , Antony Fredriksson , Peter D. Hershock , Soraj Hongladarom , Wijnand IJsselsteijn , Beth Jacobs , Gabor Karsai , Steven Laureys , Thomas Taro Lennerfors , Alessandra Aloisi , Jeanne Lim , Chien Te Lin , William Lamson , Mark Losoncz , Lavinia Marin , Bence Peter Marosan , Chiara Mascarello , David L. McMahan , Jin Y. Park , Nina Petek , Joel Anderson , Anna Puzio , Katrien Schaubroeck , Shobhit Shakya , Juewei Shi , Elizaveta Solomonova , Francesco Tormen , Jitendra Uttam , Marieke van Vugt , Sebastjan Vörös , Maren Wehrle , P. Sven Arvidson , Galit Wellner , Jason M. Wirth , Olaf Witkowski , Apiradee Wongkitrungrueng , Dale S. Wright , Hin Sing Yuen , Yutong Zheng , Lawrence Berger , Stefano Davide Bettera , Enrico Campo , Laura Candiotto

We endorse policymakers’ efforts to address the negative consequences of the attention economy’s technology but add that these approaches are often limited in their criticism of the systemic context of human attention. Starting from Buddhist philosophy, we advocate a broader appr ...

It is not just ‘the opposite of jealousy’: a Buddhist perspective on the emotion of compersion in consensually non-monogamous relationships

Journal article (2024) - Hin Sing Yuen , Luu Zörlein , Sven Walter

Compersion is an affective state commonly discussed in the context of consensually non-monogamous relationships. It is typically described as a positive emotional reaction to one’s partner’s enjoying time and/or intimacy with another person, sort of ‘the opposite of jealousy’. Re ...