The neuroscience of reading
Apr. 28th, 2010 02:25 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kestrellI feel really conflicted by the idea of "neuro lit crit" http://mhpbooks.com/mobylives/?p=14270
in that, on the one hand, I feel it has the potential to be terribly reductive regarding the act of reading, but on the other, I believe that reading is one of the most mentally complex things we do with our brains, and I'm intrigued by how something so abstract can be experienced so vividly.
in that, on the one hand, I feel it has the potential to be terribly reductive regarding the act of reading, but on the other, I believe that reading is one of the most mentally complex things we do with our brains, and I'm intrigued by how something so abstract can be experienced so vividly.
