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Author Castillo, Elaine, author.

Title How to read now : essays / Elaine Castillo.

Publication Info. [New York] : Viking, [2022]
Bookmark link: https://library.naperville-lib.org:444/record=b2212586~S1
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 Nichols Adult Nonfiction  418.4 CAS    AVAILABLE
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Description 340 pages ; 22 cm
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (pages 321-340).
Contents Author's note, or a Virgo clarifies things -- How to read now -- Reading teaches us empathy, and other fictions -- Honor the treaty -- The limits of white fantasy -- Main character syndrome -- "Reality is all we have to love" -- Autobiography in Asian film, or what we talk about when we talk about representation -- The children of Polyphemus.
Summary "An exploration and manifesto investigating the power of reading--and our potential to become radically better readers in the world"-- Provided by publisher.
Subject Reading.
Literature and society.
Literature and race.
Imperialism in literature.
Books and reading -- Sociological aspects.
Added Author Castillo, Elaine. Reading teaches us empathy, and other fictions.
Castillo, Elaine. Honor the treaty.
Castillo, Elaine. Limits of white fantasy.
Castillo, Elaine. Main character syndrome.
Castillo, Elaine. "Reality is all we have to love."
Castillo, Elaine. Autobiography in Asian film, or what we talk about when we talk about representation.
Castillo, Elaine. Children of Polyphemus.
ISBN 9780593489635 (hardcover)
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