Thread: Can Intelligent Literature survive the digital age?
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Old 09-18-2008, 05:05 PM   #33
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Very clever. But no, the quote directly relates his "study" as anecdotal.
No, it does not. "Before plunging into the page vs screen debate, he recalled his experience of teaching ", that is before coming to the real study. "Birkerts found that, as watchers of TV and videos" and that is the result of the study.
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