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On Traditional and Online Reading in the Age of Internet

Jianying Chen

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Internet has exerted great influences on human development.After making a comparative analysis of traditional reading and online reading in the age of Internet,the author holds that traditional reading is very necessary and feasible in the age of Internet and online reading and traditional reading are of the same importance to readers in new times.

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Internet has exerted great influences on human development.After making a comparative analysis of traditional reading and online reading in the age of Internet,the author holds that traditional reading is very necessary and feasible in the age of Internet and online reading and traditional reading are of the same importance to readers in new times.

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Internet has exerted great influences on human development.After making a comparative analysis of traditional reading and online reading in the age of Internet,the author holds that traditional reading is very necessary and feasible in the age of Internet and online reading and traditional reading are of the same importance to readers in new times.

Key concepts: Reading (process), The Internet, Computer science, Information Age, Internet privacy, Psychology, World Wide Web, Multimedia

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