English departments democratize the practice of reading.
He also offered a bit of photo-analysis, the practice of reading hidden meaning into photographs.
The practice of reading Miranda warnings to terrorism suspects arrested in the United States has led to political disputes.
Although most of the books here subvert the practice of reading, a couple highlight and enhance it.
Not as common, but certainly as germane — and much shorter — is the practice of reading the preamble to the Constitution.
The novel's title is a sly misdirection and perhaps, as such, a sort of Socratic lesson in the practice of reading it.
Mr. Powell dispensed with the usual practice of reading the full statement of the Fed's Open Market Committee, which sets rates, before taking questions.
Our presence within the Department of English ensures a close connection between the active practice of reading and the production of students' own poems, essays, plays, screenplays, and stories.
The department's courses emphasize interpretive thinking and creative writing, examining the dynamics of literary and cultural history, the structures of literary form and genre, and the practices of reading, writing, and critical analysis.
Courses emphasize interpretive thinking and creative writing, examining the dynamics of literary and cultural history, the structures of literary form and genre, and the practices of reading, writing, and critical analysis.
In an essay in The Atlantic last year, the technology writer Nicholas Carr argued that the power-skimming, link-hopping and window-toggling that define the Internet experience have eroded the old practice of reading unbroken stretches of prose, with grave implications for our writing.
