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vs. technological fate of reading

With acuity and not without humor, Charles Danzig, already the author, inter alia, a "selfish Dictionary of French literature," comes to publish again Grasset, an album titled: "Why read?"

The book tackles some lines between issues that concern us here and now, especially in a few pages of chapter entitled Read on anything other than paper volumes (pp. 230-232). If

tip just asking the question: "The Code of Hammurabi was it harder because it was of stone?" Charles Danzig can not help but finish the whole of his essay on apocalyptic tone, Seeing in the destiny of reading a technological triumph of the screens.

The end makes me wonder, makes me rethink what I wrote myself a few days ago about the novel of Orwell (1984): " The futuristic novel 1984, not 1984 that called because Orwell wrote in 1948. In view of the transformations that we live or where we can be direct or indirect witnesses, I wonder if this very seriously cons-utopia (dystopia) would not prescient (?). On the to-come. In 2984? I always read "1984" George Orwell's thinking about "Fahrenheit 451 "(1953) by Ray Bradbury. (And I intend to reread" The Messenger "by Eric-Bürckel Blessing).. "

The enigmatic final book of Danzig

" And when the subject of paper is gone, painful to the satisfaction of the landmarks that will say I predicted, we reply: So what? We no longer read the rolls of Rome, few scholars know they existed, and Roman literature remains, in part. More blacks than these landmarks, we say that computerization will better the powerful, which may store the humanity in ever-smaller apartments, as more libraries need and everything in iPad, and that one day when all this will be reduced to a tiny red dot, it will blink feverishly, then gasping less,

it

extinguished. "

[I respect the layout ;-)]

Danzig And to conclude:

" Do more reading, humanity will be reduced to natural state among animals. The universal tyrant, uneducated, friendly, gentle smile on the color screen that will top the earth . "

In 2984? Prospective

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