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The case for reading old books over new books: authors writing 100 or even 50 years ago speak to us from a drastically different world, and thus we have more to learn from them than someone who is deeply embedded in the same world that we inhabit.
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In older works, we grow aware of both the unchanging universal aspects of human experience and the fleeting parts of our world. We recognize what is dated, what we are glad to be rid off, as well as what we tragically lost. They hold warnings and reminders, and immortalize the voices of artists for years to come.
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