“小说”方法:用小说来增加同理心

Dora Rowe
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最近在多个学科进行的研究表明,通过自我报告的工具和神经系统检查,小说的阅读与移情能力的显著提高特别相关。通过对最近的研究和实验证据的回顾,作者认为,通过选择和/或指导讨论的特定标题,可以使用小说来训练同理心。将角色带入故事和认同人物的行为可以导致感知和世界观的实质性变化。因此,学术图书馆的小说收藏提供了一种必要的资源,应该被视为一种资源。
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The "Novel" Approach: Using Fiction to Increase Empathy
Recent studies in a variety of disciplines have linked the reading of fiction specifically with measurable increases in empathy using both self-reported instruments and neurological examinations. Through a review of the recent studies and experimental evidence, the author contends that empathy can be trained using fiction through specific titles chosen and/or guided discussions. The act of transportation into the story and identification with the characters can lead to substantive changes in perception and world view. Therefore, fiction collections in academic libraries provide a needed resource and should be considered as such.
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