~ PATH          id+ | ITINERARY |        sug> WAY
~ PATHETIC      id+  | DISTURBED SOUL |  sug> COURSE
                also   PITIFUL   DEPLORABLE
                       MISERABLE
~ PATHO~        or
~ ~PATHO~       prefix or root from
                skt PATHA  = WAY or ROAD
                gr  PATHOS   or
                    PATHEIN  denotes feelings as in
                SUFFER  AFFAIR  PATHETIC
                SYMPATHY  EMPATHY  ANTIPATHY
~ PATHOGEN      med> of A CAUSE OF DISEASE
                     also AN AGENT or CAUSE of DISEASE
~ PATHOGENESIS  med> THE STUDY OF DISEASE MECHANISM or
                     PATHWAYS HOW CAUSES ARE TRANSLATED
     INTO EFFECTS PERCEIVED AS SYMPTOMS AND SIGNS
     in short TRANSLATION OF CAUSE INTO EFFECT
     or                      ETIOLOGY from ETYMOS = TRUE
     into ILLNESS or a PATHOLOGIC STATE or
          PATHOLOGIC PHYSIOLOGY or
                GENESIS of PATHOGENESIS
~ PATHOLOGY  id+ | STUDY OF THE ESSENCE or
                   NATURE OF HEALTH ABNORMALITIES |
             med> STUDY OF DISEASE MECHANISMS
                  rather than CAUSES
~ PATHIC  see> PATHOS below
~ PATHOS  id+ | SOUL PSYCHE EGO that which FEELS |
          gr for "THAT WICH HAPPENS" or  "REGISTERS"
  note EMPATHY COMPASSION SYMPATHY AFFINITY thus
       LOVE from PATHOS for FEELINGS
  note DISEASE implies " NOT AT EASE "
  note PATHOS and ETHOS can be be COMPLEMENTARY
  see> ETHIC  see> AIDOS
  myth> consider see> DYONYSOS or DYONYSUS
        ALLEGORICAL OF ECSTASY thus of FEELINGS
  ETHICS MAY EXAMINE AND JUDGE FEELINGS BUT
  IS NOT A SOURCE OF FEELINGS   see> ATHENA
  SOME REJECT COMPASSION AS RELATED TO ETHICS
  note MANY ETHICAL PEOPLE ARE SHORT ON EMPAHTY
  art>  THEATER and other IDEAS REGARDING
        WORDS DESCRIBING FEELINGS ARE
  ROOTED IN THE WORSHIP OF DYONYSUS
  sug> BACCHANAL
  med>  FREUD STRESSED THE ROLE OF DREAMS
        DREAMS EXPRESS OUR PATHOS
  sug> TEMPER  SPIRIT  MOOD
  ply> | SYMPATHY or ANTIPATHY are in the PATH to
         PATHETIC PATHWAYS toward ETHOS and ETHIC |

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