Regarding the Pain of Others is a book by Susan Sontag that explores the impact of war photographs on the viewer and their role in shaping our perception of the violence and suffering of others. The author analyzes how mass media use images to encourage sympathy, or vice versa, to indifference. She penetrates deeply into the psychology of the perception of tragedies through objective images and compares the impact of these images on the viewer with the impact of the text. "Regarding the pain of others" is an important work that forces the reader to reconsider his ideas about war, violence and compassion in the modern world.