Human society has entered the information age from the printing age, and reading is still one of the indispensable ways for us to obtain information. But when we pick up a book and get ready to read, we always encounter a lot of questions:
The editor of this issue brings you reading-related audiobooks, so that you can further understand the underlying logic of reading through these readings, and practice the reading methods recommended by the authors, so as to enjoy the reading pleasure of reading quickly, understandably, remembered, and used.
The Power of Reading: From Socrates to Twitter
The famous British sociologist Frank Fuldy drew extensively on history, education, literature, political science, ethics, psychology, communication, The research results of philosophy and even medicine and other disciplines comprehensively sort out the classic discourses on reading and literacy by hundreds of Western thinkers since Socrates, and systematically examine the historical changes of the reading population, the impact of reading on readers and society in different cultural contexts, and the impact of mainstream cultural concepts and technological changes in different eras on the status of reading and the significance of literacy.
"Read Like a Writer" is recommended
In this entertaining and inspiring New York Times bestseller, renowned author Francine Pross invites you to sit beside her and be guided through the tools and techniques of the masters, and discover why their work endures. Writing with passion, humor, and wisdom, reading like a writer inspires listeners to return to literature with fresh eyes and eagerness, and most importantly, she reminds listeners to slow down and pay attention to the vocabulary from which all literature is made.
How to Read a Book
The book is a collection of Woolf's reading essays, in which she talks freely about her reading methods, experiences and feelings, and expresses her opinions on many writers and works, in an eclectic form, written in a seemingly casual manner, but extremely sincere and profound. Many writers have a habit of writing essays, but it is rare for her to be as insightful and free as Woolf, so her essays are often considered must-read by many literature lovers. When we open Woolf's book and read the masterpieces under her guidance, we realize that we may never really know how to read a book.
Learn to Read
Is it difficult to read? Can't keep reading? Can't remember anything after reading? Actually, it's not that your willpower and memory are bad, it's that you haven't found the motivation and method to read. The author of this book has devoted himself to the study of reading for several years, constructed the underlying logic of reading, and put forward four motivational models of reading: pastime, application of learning, spiritual enjoyment, and curiosity, and at the same time gave a methodology for efficient reading to help you achieve efficient reading.
How to Love Reading
The author systematically analyzes books and reading, and the essence of reading is "to obtain meaning through symbols", which is a process of collaborative processing of the content of the book by the brain and eyes, and is a holistic skill that includes recognition, understanding, memory and application. Ineffective readers first change the way they read, and after the initial pleasure, they can improve their comprehension, memory, and application skills. The book also introduces the path to effective reading for ineffective readers—deliberate practice, and how to build a body of knowledge through reading. By reading this book and practicing the methods in it, everyone can enjoy reading that is fast, understandable, remembered, and useful.
Source: Shangguan News
Editor: Xiang Yanhong