GREAT BRITAIN.- A few days ago, the British writer Irvine Welsh, author of the Trainspotting saga – a film that Danny Boyle took to the big screen in 1996 – said that today’s young people “have lost empathy.” The reason? They don’t read. “Young men have lost empathy because they no longer read novels; the only ones who read fiction are women. How can it be that they don’t read novels if it’s the best way to get into each other’s skin?”, he point…
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GREAT BRITAIN.- A few days ago, the British writer Irvine Welsh, author of the Trainspotting saga – a film that Danny Boyle took to the big screen in 1996 – said that today’s young people “have lost empathy.” The reason? They don’t read. “Young men have lost empathy because they no longer read novels; the only ones who read fiction are women. How can it be that they don’t read novels if it’s the best way to get into each other’s skin?”, he point…