“I am You” is a book by Ellen Zaho that explores curious connection between a writer and a reader when two people having quite a personal conversation are two strangers separated by time and space.
The book speaks to its reader and emphasizes a moment of disagreement between a book as an object and a human mind. The book sets the reader in a particular environment and a mood; it speaks its opinion that a reader automatically takes on without thinking about what reading as a process really involves. In her book Zaho tries to divide the act of reading into parts by analyzing, exposing internal contradiction of a standard book format and shifting it in a way that the book can be read from both directions.
From one side the text investigates ideas about what the book is and from the other side it analyses its own structure and how a reader should understand it.
Комментариев нет:
Отправить комментарий