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Old 01-02-2015, 10:03 AM   #27
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Originally Posted by jscarbo View Post
In addition to the awkwardness of marking up ebooks, the other big problem for me in critical and analytical reading and serious study is that it's much more difficult to navigate back and forth to review and re-read important material.
I have no difficulty with that using the Kindle's highlighting ability, Jo. When I'm working on essays for my Egyptology course I use very much the process that you describe: a quick read through the material, then a more detailed read, highlighting the passage that are going to be of use to me, and then a re-read of the passages I've highlighted to extract the pertinent facts from them. It works well for me. The Kindle makes it easy to go directly to any passage I've highlighted in a book.
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