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Hay una poderosa razón por la que los universitarios ya no leen

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By Jonathan Malesic
| Infobae Verified
Los trabajos más codiciados como finanzas, consultoría y tecnología se perciben como campos donde importa la apariencia. (Europa Press) En 2011, impartí una clase universitaria sobre el significado y el valor del trabajo. Era una clase de educación general, del tipo que los estudiantes dicen que tienen que “quitarse de en medio” antes de pasar a sus asignaturas principales. Pocos de los alumnos eran ávidos lectores, y muchos tenían trabajos que limitaban su tiempo de estudio.
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Skin Deep

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By Jonathan Malesic
| Commonweal Magazine Verified
The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth’s exhibition “Jenny Saville: The Anatomy of Painting,” on view through January 18, 2026, begins dramatically. As I ascended the stairs to the show, I saw two monumental heads rise on the wall ahead of me. One head tips back, the other forward. The portrait is of two young women, cheek to cheek. Their heads seem at first to share a body—but no, one rests her chin on the other’s hunched-up shoulder. The left head looks down through narrowed eyes.
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To see as Mary sees: Marian art in an age of distraction

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By Jonathan Malesic
| America Magazine Verified
It is a common observation that we live in the midst of a crisis of attention, a culture-wide inability to concentrate. Workers and students and people performing quotidian tasks cannot resist the stream of notifications on their cellphones. To counteract the infinite scroll of photos and videos, the Harvard art historian Jennifer Roberts proposes slow and deliberate looking at works of visual art.
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