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What is hyper reading? Part II
In this video Prof. Philipp Schweighauser introduces five further hyper reading strategies: three additional ones by Sosnoski and two by Hayles.
In previous steps, we took a good look at the first five of James Sosnoski’s eight hyper reading strategies: filtering, skimming, pecking, imposing, and filming.
Watch Philipp Schweighauser outline the remaining three strategies outlined by Sosnoski (trespassing, de-authorizing, and fragmenting) plus two additional ones identified by N. Katherine Hayles (juxtaposing and scanning).
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Literature in the Digital Age: from Close Reading to Distant Reading
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