history: I love reading, I think its good for the brain and an important way to prevent ameloid plaque buildup that has been shown to influence Alzheimer's progression.
knowledge: Reading is a means of language acquisition, communication, and of sharing information and ideas.
response: Yes, and reading is a way to communicate and even acquire a language.
history: I love reading, I think its good for the brain and an important way to prevent ameloid plaque buildup that has been shown to influence Alzheimer's progression.
Yes, and reading is a way to communicate and even acquire a language.
Absolutely, I think it builds on itself too, the more you read, the better you can read I mean.
knowledge: Like all languages, it is a complex interaction between the text and the reader which is shaped by the reader’s prior knowledge, experiences, attitude, and language community which is culturally and socially situated.
response: Interesting. Would you also say that there is a complex interplay between the reader and the text, shaped by various aspects like knowledge, experiences, and cultural aspects?
history: I love reading, I think its good for the brain and an important way to prevent ameloid plaque buildup that has been shown to influence Alzheimer's progression.
Yes, and reading is a way to communicate and even acquire a language.
Absolutely, I think it builds on itself too, the more you read, the better you can read I mean.
Interesting. Would you also say that there is a complex interplay between the reader and the text, shaped by various aspects like knowledge, experiences, and cultural aspects?
I agree, it helps to know the culture of the era of the book you are reading to gain a better understanding. Its a shame that people who don't read lose the ability to visualize what they're reading,
knowledge: Because reading is such a complex process, it cannot be controlled or restricted to one or two interpretations.
response: Also, reading the reading process is very complex, and requires more than one or two ways of thinking about it.
history: I love reading, I think its good for the brain and an important way to prevent ameloid plaque buildup that has been shown to influence Alzheimer's progression.
Yes, and reading is a way to communicate and even acquire a language.
Absolutely, I think it builds on itself too, the more you read, the better you can read I mean.
Interesting. Would you also say that there is a complex interplay between the reader and the text, shaped by various aspects like knowledge, experiences, and cultural aspects?
I agree, it helps to know the culture of the era of the book you are reading to gain a better understanding. Its a shame that people who don't read lose the ability to visualize what they're reading,
Also, reading the reading process is very complex, and requires more than one or two ways of thinking about it.
Yep, I suppose in a way people read a lot because they are on their phones, but isn't the same kind.
knowledge: Consumers of literature make ventures with each piece, innately deviating from literal words to create images that make sense to them in the unfamiliar places the texts describe.
response: I see, so would you say that people reading on their phones probably aren't visualizing the things that they are reading, like people who read literature?