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Chivalrous

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Reading and Psychology I. Reading Minds: Fiction and Its Relation to the Mental Worlds of Self and O adaptable by extending emotional and cognitive openness or creativity, as well as the value of group reading or ‘reading communities’ in engendering and sustaining these benefits as part of a public mental health agenda.

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Introduction,ll as research and practice crossing diverse groups and disciplines—reading charities and arts organisations; psychologists, neurologists and human scientists; literary scholars and writers; medical researchers and professionals. Reading and mental health has thus become a burgeoning field of enquir

旁观者

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The Sonnet ‘Cure’: Renaissance Poetics to Romantic Prosaicsough the creation of structured rhythmic patterns, a holdfast against disorder. George Puttenham (., 1589), drew a direct analogy between poet and physician: a poem offers, cathartically, ‘one short sorrowing’ as ‘the remedy of a long and grievous sorrow’. These concerns were reintroduced into the m

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Reading in PrisonsNay recounts his experience of delivering a reading group in a men’s prison in Liverpool, England, and the protected ‘thinking’ space which results. Charles Darby-Villis gives a series of practical examples of the problems and the rewards of setting up and sustaining a reading group in a women’s pri