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In the second episode of our series, we explore the impact that books and TV shows have on shaping our basic perceptions and understanding of the world. We begin by discussing the therapeutic aspects of reading, which serves as a refuge from daily stresses and a form of self-care. We discuss how the roots of our reading habits are often formed early in childhood through the environment that we’re brought up in. We briefly touch upon the portrayal of Pakistani culture in Indian media, stereotyping and the critical need for nuanced representation. We also discuss the ethical challenges of separating art from the artist. Lastly, we talk about the importance of using our voices to challenge injustices and the dangers of remaining silent in the face of adversity.
By Fatima ArifIn the second episode of our series, we explore the impact that books and TV shows have on shaping our basic perceptions and understanding of the world. We begin by discussing the therapeutic aspects of reading, which serves as a refuge from daily stresses and a form of self-care. We discuss how the roots of our reading habits are often formed early in childhood through the environment that we’re brought up in. We briefly touch upon the portrayal of Pakistani culture in Indian media, stereotyping and the critical need for nuanced representation. We also discuss the ethical challenges of separating art from the artist. Lastly, we talk about the importance of using our voices to challenge injustices and the dangers of remaining silent in the face of adversity.