How and Why Did People of Past Ages Read? Researchers Encounter a Host of Scholarly Puzzles.
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1993
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| author | Winkler, Karen J. |
| author_facet | Winkler, Karen J. Winkler, Karen J. |
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| contents | How and Why Did People of Past Ages Read? Researchers Encounter a Host of Scholarly Puzzles. Winkler, Karen J. Higher Education History Information Sources Library Circulation Literacy Reading Attitudes Reading Habits Reading Interests Research Methodology Sociocultural Patterns The history of reading is a fast growing and controversial area of the emerging field of book history. Methods for researching the evolution and patterns of literacy and of reading habits are not yet established, and knowledge of information sources is still limited. (MSE) |
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| spellingShingle | How and Why Did People of Past Ages Read? Researchers Encounter a Host of Scholarly Puzzles. Winkler, Karen J. Higher Education History Information Sources Library Circulation Literacy Reading Attitudes Reading Habits Reading Interests Research Methodology Sociocultural Patterns How and Why Did People of Past Ages Read? Researchers Encounter a Host of Scholarly Puzzles. Winkler, Karen J. Higher Education History Information Sources Library Circulation Literacy Reading Attitudes Reading Habits Reading Interests Research Methodology Sociocultural Patterns The history of reading is a fast growing and controversial area of the emerging field of book history. Methods for researching the evolution and patterns of literacy and of reading habits are not yet established, and knowledge of information sources is still limited. (MSE) |
| title | How and Why Did People of Past Ages Read? Researchers Encounter a Host of Scholarly Puzzles. |
| topic | Higher Education History Information Sources Library Circulation Literacy Reading Attitudes Reading Habits Reading Interests Research Methodology Sociocultural Patterns |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ467204 |