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Reading "Harry Potter" can make you better
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Three studies show that JK Rowling's literary style can sow the seeds of compassion in the minds of its readers. According to the researchers, "the biggest magic" in the series of Harry Potter books may be to reduce the ability of these books to the readers of prejudice is not too honorary groups. Including immigrants, homosexuals and refugees. Scientists hypothesize intergroup contact:
"For decades, it was known that an effective means of improving the negative attitudes and prejudices among differing groups of people can serve as a contact with the intermediate group, especially one that is united by common interests, and that none of the above different groups are not perceived as a direct threat. Even reading the stories about the relationship between diverse groups may be enough to improve the relationship of children to certain, not too honorary groups. A new study published in the "Journal of Applied Social Psychology" shows that reading the Harry Potter books is precisely this effect that arises from the fact that Harry is constantly in contact with "Les Miserables." Ordinary people, "Muggles" not too respected in the wizarding world because they have magical powers. "Half-breeds" or "people with dirty blood", that is, wizards who have only one parent was a wizard, do not live a lot better "Muggles". And the character of Lord Voldemort at all convinced that the government should belong only to "pureblood". In fact - it's Hitler in the mantle ».
According to scientists, books like "Harry Potter" can be a great help for both teachers and parents in the education of tolerance.
via factroom.ru
Three studies show that JK Rowling's literary style can sow the seeds of compassion in the minds of its readers. According to the researchers, "the biggest magic" in the series of Harry Potter books may be to reduce the ability of these books to the readers of prejudice is not too honorary groups. Including immigrants, homosexuals and refugees. Scientists hypothesize intergroup contact:
"For decades, it was known that an effective means of improving the negative attitudes and prejudices among differing groups of people can serve as a contact with the intermediate group, especially one that is united by common interests, and that none of the above different groups are not perceived as a direct threat. Even reading the stories about the relationship between diverse groups may be enough to improve the relationship of children to certain, not too honorary groups. A new study published in the "Journal of Applied Social Psychology" shows that reading the Harry Potter books is precisely this effect that arises from the fact that Harry is constantly in contact with "Les Miserables." Ordinary people, "Muggles" not too respected in the wizarding world because they have magical powers. "Half-breeds" or "people with dirty blood", that is, wizards who have only one parent was a wizard, do not live a lot better "Muggles". And the character of Lord Voldemort at all convinced that the government should belong only to "pureblood". In fact - it's Hitler in the mantle ».
According to scientists, books like "Harry Potter" can be a great help for both teachers and parents in the education of tolerance.
via factroom.ru
