WRITTEN BY GIOVANNA PISACANE & MICAELA FLENDA 1. Adulthood often is associated with the end of amusement and the beginning of a social life that limits people’s genuine childish and carefree side. Can escapism be considered a way to nurture that side of life? A door to the real person, freed from any social […]
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WRITTEN BY GIOVANNA PISACANE & MICAELA FLENDA 1. Adulthood often is associated with the end of amusement and the beginning of a social life that limits people’s genuine childish and carefree side. Can escapism be considered a way to nurture that side of life? A door to the real person, freed from any social norm? […]
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WRITTEN BY GIOVANNA PISACANE & MICAELA FLENDA 1. Adulthood often is associated with the end of amusement and the beginning of a social life that limits people’s genuine childish and carefree side. Can escapism be considered a way to nurture that side of life? A door to the real person, freed from any social norm? […]
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WRITTEN BY GIOVANNA PISACANE & MICAELA FLENDA 1. Adulthood often is associated with the end of amusement and the beginning of a social life that limits people’s genuine childish and carefree side. Can escapism be considered a way to nurture that side of life? A door to the real person, freed from any social norm? Adulthood […]
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WRITTEN BY GIOVANNA PISACANE & MICAELA FLENDA 1. Adulthood often is associated with the end of amusement and the beginning of a social life that limits people’s genuine childish and carefree side. Can escapism be considered a way to nurture that side of life? A door to the real person, freed from any social norm? […]
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