Profiles of Reading Activity in a Community.
John T. Guthrie, Mary Seifert · The Journal of Reading · 1983
today. Reading gave birth to the most prevalent form of artliterature. Novels and poems are enjoyed intrinsically. From printing presses have sprung newspapers, making political awareness nearly universal in advanced countries. We have instant knowledge of earthquake or honor on any part of the globe. Beyond these benefits, Oxenham (1980) contends that reading endows us with a technology of the intellect. Reading enables the human intelligence to interact with itself. This supreme accomplishment enables human reason to become more reasonable, a business account to be-