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Reading in Tudor England

Pages
242
Published
1996
Language
English

Synopsis

This book explores how readers in 16th-century Tudor England interpreted texts, a process significantly different from modern reading. Drawing on educational works, religious guides, and literary commentaries, Eugene R. Kintgen uncovers specific evidence of these historical reading practices. He offers compelling insights into the art and practice of reading during this period, connecting his findings to contemporary literary theory, cognitive science, and literacy studies.

About the author

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Eugene R. Kintgen

Eugene R. Kintgen is the author of Literacy, a foundational work in the field. His writing offers clear perspectives on the study of reading and writing. It's a great resource for those interested in education and language.