

639 Immersed in Print (with Geoffrey Turnovsky) | My Last Book with Liz Rosenberg
Oct 3, 2024
Geoffrey Turnovsky, a scholar of early modern French literature, shares fascinating insights about the evolving relationship between readers and print in our digitized world. He challenges the myth of distraction-free reading and discusses the emotional connections forged with texts over time. Liz Rosenberg, acclaimed author, reveals her choice for the last book she'd read, sparking a heartfelt reflection on literature's profound impact on our lives. The conversation dives into how reading fosters empathy and the shifting dynamics between print and digital formats.
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Intro
00:00 • 5min
Navigating Creative Aspirations
05:05 • 15min
Reflecting on Literature's Lasting Impact and a Call for Collaboration
19:50 • 3min
Exploring the Benefits of Reading in the Digital Age
23:16 • 2min
The Empathy and Engagement of Reading
25:26 • 6min
Rethinking Reading in the Digital Age
31:47 • 9min
The Evolution of Reading: From Scrolls to Digital
40:50 • 24min
The Evolution of Reading in the Digital Age
01:04:58 • 5min