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Mentioned in 9 episodes
Proust and the Squid
Book • 2007
In *Proust and the Squid*, Maryanne Wolf delves into the fascinating history of reading, from early writing systems to the neural pathways involved in reading.
The book highlights how reading transforms our brains and culture, and explores challenges such as dyslexia.
Wolf also discusses the implications of digital communication on reading habits.
The book highlights how reading transforms our brains and culture, and explores challenges such as dyslexia.
Wolf also discusses the implications of digital communication on reading habits.
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Mentioned in 9 episodes
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as a great book on the intellectual advantages of reading challenging material.


Cal Newport

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Ep. 359: Should We Fear Cognitive Debt?
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for its insights on the neuroscience of reading and the impact of different mediums on reading.


Cal Newport

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Ep. 238: The Joys of the Reading Life
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as exploring how reading, writing, and thinking affect brain development.

Daniel Barcay

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Rethinking School in the Age of AI
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when discussing reading difficulties and unique neural pathways.


David Robertson

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David Robertson on Conducting, Pierre Boulez, and Musical Interpretation
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as one of Marianne Wolf's books, discussing the science of reading.


David Sparks

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196: Focus & The Reading Life, with Maryanne Wolf
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in the context of reading on screens versus physical books.


Srini Rao

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Ep. 121: Is Writing Everyday Overrated? (with Srini Rao)
Mentioned by David Peña-Guzmán, discussing the neuroscience of reading and the distinction between slow and fast reading.

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Reading
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, referring to Marianne Wolfe as an expert on reading.


Cal Newport

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The Deep Life Blueprint: Cal Newport on Escaping Status Games & Finding True Fulfillment
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as a book he has previously enjoyed.


David Sparks

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194: I'd Like to Take a Mulligan
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as a book discussing how the invention of the printed book rewired our brains.

Thatcher Wine

131. Knowledge, Books, and Curation with Thatcher Wine
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, referring to Marianne Wolf's work on the effect of reading on the human brain.


David Sparks

15: Blending Analogue and Digital Writing Systems, with David Sparks
Mentioned by Melissa as an excellent book.

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