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03/10/2013
Readers of literary fiction are better mind-readers
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"When we read a thrilling-but-predictable bestseller, “the text sort of grabs us and takes us on a roller-coaster ride,” “and we all so...
05/04/2013
The Roots of Empathy, Compassion, and Ethical Behavior: Books
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"it is this capacity to make up stories that makes us act morally. When we tell and hear stories about others, we discover an impulse t...
10/12/2012
The best Christmas gift
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"Middle-class America has been duped. For decades we have been told that the notion of higher education is suspect and bad. Why? Becaus...
18/10/2012
Why we read
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"Literature has always been a catalyst through which humans can find humor, adventure, or an escape from their everyday. However, I wou...
01/04/2012
Literature helps you discover your identity
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"Why the emphasis on literature? By playing with language, plot structure, and images, it challenges us cognitively even as it entertai...
27/02/2012
Reading fiction creates better society
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"200 subjects read a five-page fictional short story written specifically for the experiment, designed to elicit compassionate feelings...
24/02/2012
Reading novels makes you a better person
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"Jane Smiley, in Thirteen Ways of Looking at the Novel, claims for novels an important role as an engine for change. She writes: “When ...
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