Reading

As far as I remember, I like to read: if nothing else is available, I like to read: short stories, novels, non-fiction and even philosophy. The word that I got more reading tasks than I remember. This word is particularly special as we have studied over 3 literature, short stories, poetry, drama. When I was a high school student, the short story was a book with less than 300 pages. I have learned this term. A brief story may have only a few pages, but there are some explanations that you need to understand ambiguous and symbolic chapters.

In recent years, I am concentrating on making good reading habits and learning how to read more. But important is not just to read, but to read well. For most people, the ultimate goal of reading nonfiction books is to truly improve life by learning new skills, understanding important issues, or seeing the world in new ways . Reading books is important, but it is equally important to remember what you read and make the most of them. First of all, if I am listening to an audiobook, then I will create a new memo for that book and enter my memo when I hear it. I tend to press pause whenever I want to write down after listening to an audiobook 25 times. Fast playback speed and slow note making process tend to be balanced and I usually complete each book at the same time under normal conditions.

Reading is very important. Reading gave us an idea. Please read what you do not understand. It stimulates us and stimulates us. If you want to write, you have to read it. If you want to improve yourself, want to understand the topic in a better way, or better express yourself, I can guarantee that writing is more important. I like to read. I am reading about knowledge and entertainment. But what I observed was that reading was a lazy activity. You can read blindly without understanding one thing. Reading is also a lie. You have read some of the content and fully understand it. At one point, you forgot it. I need to read it again.

Comprehensive Reading: In addition to reading books, this is to understand more important things than the author does. Introducing other books - Various opinions, related topics etc Reading like this is about connectivity and integrity. In many cases it may mean reading a few books at a time - some of them are mere partial readings to support other books. Writer and philosopher Umberto Eco is known for his "anti-library" by Nassim Nicholas Taleb (notoriously?). Essentially, it is a big library of most unread books - reading is much more difficult to read. Taleb called it "anti-library" because it violates the traditional purpose of "private library". He explained: