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Pt. I Theory
1 Reading and the Theory of Reading 11
2 Poems, Myths, and the Advent of Modern Reading 44
Pt. II History
3 Dante and the Invention of the Novel Reader 85
4 Boccaccio, Cervantes, and the Path to Solitary Reading 141
5 Magic and History: The Roots and Branches of Dr. Faustus 185
Pt. III Response
6 Intransitive Parody and the Trap of Reading: What Reading Really Is 223
7 Kleist, Kafka, and the Refutation of Reading 264
The Parting of the Ways: A Concluding Note on the Novel and Literary Studies 309
Notes 317
Index 339
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GIAMPAOLO ZANON
reviewed The Dark Side of Literacy: Literature and Learning Not to Read on August 15, 2016
The Dark Side of Literacy: Literature and Learning Not to Read
The essays that I needed from this book were both accurate and relevant. However, there were other essays that I feel were a tad bit too presumptuous and based on opinion. By opinion, I mean that their assertions were not as academically and factually supported as I wanted them to be.
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