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The Lost Art of Reading

Pages
192
Published
2010
Language
English

Synopsis

This book, by a former LA Times book critic, explores the profound consequences of reading in our modern world. It connects critical thinking to engaged citizenship and resistance, especially in the age of fake news and information silos. The author argues for reading as a vital political act, both publicly and privately, that expands our understanding and keeps us engaged with the world.

About the author

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David L. Ulin

David L. Ulin is the author of The Peanuts Papers, a collection of essays exploring the enduring impact of Charles Schulz's comic strip. He writes about culture, literature, and the human experience.