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Le cose che la letteratura può ricercare e insegnare sono poche ma insostituibili: il modo di guardare il prossimo e se stessi, di porre in relazione fatti personali e fatti generali, di attribuire valore a piccole cose o a grandi, di considerare i propri limiti e vizi e gli altrui, di trovare le proporzioni della vita, e il posto dell’amore in essa, e la sua forza e il suo ritmo, e il posto della morte, il modo di pensarci o non pensarci; la letteratura può insegnare la durezza, la pietà, la tristezza, l’ironia, l’umorismo e tante altre di queste cose necessarie e difficili.
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There are two Ripenings - one - of sight - Whose forces Spheric wind Until the Velvet product Drop spicy to the ground - A homelier maturing - A process in the Bur - That teeth of Frosts alone disclose In far October Air. (Emily Dickinson)