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Reading for Pleasure: A Research Overview.

Christina Clark, Kate Rumbold

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Abstract

The path of a reader is not a runway but more a hack through a forest, with individual twists and turns, entanglements and moments of surprise. (Holden, 2004)

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The path of a reader is not a runway but more a hack through a forest, with individual twists and turns, entanglements and moments of surprise. (Holden, 2004)

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The path of a reader is not a runway but more a hack through a forest, with individual twists and turns, entanglements and moments of surprise. (Holden, 2004)

Key concepts: Pleasure, Reading (process), Psychology, Computer science, Linguistics, Philosophy, Neuroscience

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