Psychologists: we'd need an RCT to evaluate that claim.
Bright college students can learn more about human nature from reading Henry James' three deepest novels (The Wings of the Dove (1902), The Ambassadors (1903), and The Golden Bowl (1904)) than from majoring in psychology at most universities.https://twitter.com/shoe0nhead/status/1021670311694090240 …
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Should I read these mrs.i?
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You just persuaded me to read them
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What’s an example of something you learned from these?
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The power of great literature can be measured by the degree to which it leads us to the truth. -me. Lol...
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Or read his brother, William James, who was an actual renowned psychologist.
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What precisely can you learn from them?
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You get what it's like to be a human. Psychologists don't tell you this. Obviously you know what it's like to be you, but James broadens your understanding. Worth persevering with, but if in the end you don't enjoy him then try someone else.
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Leary; “I learned more about psychology in the five hours after taking these mushrooms than in the preceding 15 years of studying and doing research in psychology.”
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