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Il secolo origine di ogni bene e di ogni male
The publisher Tempi suggests that reading 19th-century novels can address modern feelings of misery, disillusionment, and depression. The report notes that people often blame external factors like politics, weather, or personal setbacks for their dissatisfaction, turning instead to digital distractions, binge watching, or substance use.
The text describes the 19th century as an era of literary giants. While the report mentions various 20th-century works by authors such as Joyce, Kafka, and Mann, it identifies the 1800s as a pivotal century for literature.
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