Hannah Rosen
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first heard Nov 2024
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In school, when did that change?
Did you notice a change?
What's the last book that you read, absorbed, and enjoyed?
I'm Hannah Rosen.
This is Radio Atlantic.
I'm guessing that you've heard someone lament about how students in middle school, high school, or even in college don't read books anymore.
Maybe you have a teacher friend who complains about having to assign excerpts or increasingly simple texts.
Maybe you are a young student and books seem annoying and time-consuming to you.
Or maybe you're an adult and just find yourself trying to read, but instead reaching for your phone every couple of pages.
The argument we're discussing today is much broader than mere phone distraction and spans back to ancient Egypt.
It's about how reading shaped the human mind and then human society and how that's now veering in a different direction.
Do you think more people actually read your full article or heard about the debate on TikTok?
I hope that people read it, but I don't know.
I'm talking today to the author of that cover story, Rose Horowitz, who is not the elderly professor type that you might normally assume wrote an Atlantic story called The End of Reading Is Here.
Rose is actually in her 20s.
Yes.
She did grow up learning to love to read.
But then as she got older, she found it harder.
So that was more what I noticed, yeah.
Right.
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