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Slow readingJohn Miedema

Slow reading

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A concise examination of the different meanings of slow reading. In the face of ever-increasing demands for speed-reading of volumes of information fragments, some readers are choosing to slow down. While it often seems necessary to read quickly, many readers share a conviction that reading slowly is essential to enjoyment and comprehension. The involuntary practice of slow reading has been a subject of much research, but little is known about the voluntary practice. Slow Reading examines the research, from the earliest references in religion and philosophy, to the practice of close reading…

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  • Paperback · English · 2009
    Litwin Books · 92 pages · 9780980200447
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