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'Quinn provides an interesting treatise on the relationship between reading and literature, history and critical theory. In six chapters supported by extensive endnotes and an impressive bibliography, Quinn covers the history and protocols of literary criticism from Greek theorists to biblical references and classic literature to contemporary writers of young adult fiction... the last two chapters offer a fascinating discussion of post-truth and the relationship between reading and technology. Quinn has an interesting view of the relationship between reading and cultural practices.' CHOICE Reprinted with permission from Choice Reviews. All rights reserved. Copyright by the American Library Association -- .

'Quinn provides an interesting treatise on the relationship between reading and literature, history and critical theory. In six chapters supported by extensive endnotes and an impressive bibliography, Quinn covers the history and protocols of literary criticism from Greek theorists to biblical references and classic literature to contemporary writers of young adult fiction… the last two chapters offer a fascinating discussion of “post-truth” and the relationship between reading and technology. Quinn has an interesting view of the relationship between reading and cultural practices.' CHOICE Reprinted with permission from Choice Reviews. All rights reserved. Copyright by the American Library Association -- .

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Vincent Quinn is a Research Fellow in English at the University of Sussex

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