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Cambridge : Polity Press, c2006

xi, 194 s. : il. ; 23 cm

ISBN 0-7456-1659-3 (brož.) ISBN !978-0-7456-1659-9 (chyb.)

Obsahuje bibliografii na s. 168-185 a rejstřík

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Contents // List of Illustrations lx // Acknowledgements x // Introduction: Anatomy of Reading 1 // Books 3 // Bibliomania 4 // Bodies 8 // 1 A History of Reading 13 // From reading aloud to reading silently 14 // From monastic to scholastic reading 15 // Reading in solitude 17 // From intensive to extensive reading 19 // 2 The Material Conditions of Reading 23 // Expressive function of print 25 // Instability of the textual object 27 // Flistories of textual transmission 29 // From manuscript to typographic culture 32 // From print to hypermedia culture 33 // 3 The Physiology of Consumption 36 // Side-effects of reading 37 // Reading-fever 39 // Reading addiction 42 // Modernity and the assault on the senses 45 // Eye-strain and eye-hunger 49 // Film-fever 50 // v // vi Contents // Dazzling the audience 52 // Dizzy in hyperspace 53 // (Dis)embodied in cyberspace 57 // Passive consumers 53 // 4 The Reader in Fiction 62 // Dangers of reading 53 // The tearful reader 55 // The frightened reader 59 // The passionate reader 72 // Pathology of reading 74 // Reading games 76 // The danger of a future without books 77 // Multisensory media 79 // 5 The Role o f Affect in Literary Criticism 83 // Reading with/without pathos 34 // Docere-delectare-movere 35 // From reader to author to text 90 // Disinterested and contemplative reading 92 // Close reading 96 // Reading for sense rather than sensation 98 // 6 The Reader in Theory 403 // (Un) readability ?5 // ? priori conditions of reading ?7

// Controlling readers’ responses ?8 // Reading expectations ?9 // Conventions of reading ? // Interpretive communities ?? // Failure of reading 445 // Misreading 449 // The reader as writer 420 // The politics of difference 422 // 7 Sexual Politics of Reading 425 // The resisting reader 427 // Black women readers 428 // Empirical audiences 434 // Contents // Active consumers 134 // ‘Low-/middle-/highbrow’ reading 137 // Embodied reading 142 // Reading as/like a woman 148 // The feminization of the reader 151 // Conclusion: Materialist Readings 154 // Notes 158 // References and Bibliography 168 // Index 186