De Harry Potter à Sally Rooney: Como a literatura formou o seu cérebro

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Você sabia que ler Harry Potter nos anos 2000 aumentou em 60% os níveis de empatia de uma geração? Neste episódio do Radio Literal, mergulhamos no artigo de Victor Zindacta para entender como a literatura de massa — do mundo bruxo ao fenômeno "Normal People" — deixa de ser apenas entretenimento para se tornar uma arquitetura cultural invisível que molda nossas decisões morais e políticas.

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