The website Small Demons and the X-Ray feature of Amazon’s e-readers are the first in a new crop of digital literary tools that promise to change how readers interact with texts. By equipping users with digital reference frameworks, these new meta-analytical approaches give readers immediate access to the contextual worlds of literary works.
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Sunday, April 29, 2012
#Literature, Meta-Analysis Goes Mainstream
Will this enhance or diminish reading? One wishes for the former but suspects the latter. Understanding references is hard won and a measure of ones own reading and life experiences. Touchstones are not gifts outright but treasures earned on the quest. Still, one cannot but wonder how they have done with Dante, hoping too that Godot flummoxes them.
The website Small Demons and the X-Ray feature of Amazon’s e-readers are the first in a new crop of digital literary tools that promise to change how readers interact with texts. By equipping users with digital reference frameworks, these new meta-analytical approaches give readers immediate access to the contextual worlds of literary works.
The website Small Demons and the X-Ray feature of Amazon’s e-readers are the first in a new crop of digital literary tools that promise to change how readers interact with texts. By equipping users with digital reference frameworks, these new meta-analytical approaches give readers immediate access to the contextual worlds of literary works.
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