Thread: Seriousness When reading, do you subvocalize?
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Old 04-06-2011, 09:19 AM   #8
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When I read a novel after seeing a film made from it, I usually "hear" the dialogue spoken in the actors' voices, or "hear" the descriptive/narrative text spoken as a voice-over. But only if I liked the film version (considered it true to the text).
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