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This year at the University of Aberdeen in Scotland slapped a trigger warning on

J.M. Barry's Peter Pan, a classic children's novel about a place where nobody ever grows up.

Yes, you heard that correctly. A children's book now comes with a trigger warning for

adults. And what's more, Peter Pan isn't the only children's book that comes with an advisory at Aberdeen.

Among others are Treasure Island, the Railway Children, and even the Lion, the Witch and the

wardrobe.

Last year the university put a trigger warning on Bear Wolf, the epic poem considered one of the most significant works in the English literary canon

for its depictions of animal cruelty and ableism. And you know what? Aberdeen isn't the only

British University following in the steps of American counterparts. This trend is

alarming. Not only does it fly in the face of research on the effects of such advisories,

there's something particularly perverse about appending them to works of literature and art.

Engaging with art isn't simply a matter of extracting information

or following the storyline.

Literature is transformative precisely

because it has the ability to shock and surprise.

It can jolt us out of our complacency,

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