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Old 04-10-2014, 08:49 AM   #23
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Originally Posted by latepaul View Post
What experience has anyone else had with this? Do you think your reading style has changed? Can you still consume dense prose and convoluted sentences with relish? (assuming you ever did!)
Speaking for myself, my reading style has not changed one whit. In general, I skim news articles, whether they be in print or online. I can and do read long prose as easily as ever. In fact, I'm rereading Proust right now, in French. I have some advantages that not everyone else has in doing that, namely that I've read Proust a few times before, and I've spoken French most of my life.

I do find it easier to read Proust on an e-reader. It's my belief that the limited amount of text shown on an e-reader screen makes it easier to concentrate on those words than if the same text was printed in your average book.
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