“A disturbing possibility exists that the television experience has not merely blurred the distinctions between the real and the unreal for steady viewers, but that by doing so it has dulled their sensitivities to real events. For when the reality of a situation is diminished, people are able to react to it less emotionally, more as spectators.”
This book delves into the consequences of excessive reliance on technology, examining its effects on personal relationships, mental health, and societal structures. more
Marie Winn is a versatile writer and editor active in the mid-20th century. Her works span across various fields, including children's literature, nature observation, and science communication. Winn is known for her unique perspective and profound insights into the psychology of children. more
“The love that previously dared not speak its name has now grown hoarse from screaming it.”
“To a heart formed for friendship and affection the charms of solitude are very short-lived.”
“Childhood is never troubled with foresight.”
“God is going to reveal to us things He never revealed before if we put our hands in His.”
“Whatever may befall us, God knows and cares as no one else can.”