> You can't tell someone what it means to be good or bad, or to give them a course in philosophy and they will become good people. But you can tell them a good

> You can't tell someone what it means to be good or bad, or to give them a course in philosophy and they will become good people. But you can tell them a good story, that engages with them emotionally, and it will change their perception. Is that actually true? Do we have good reason to believe that people who study history/literature behave more ethically?