For the first time, all of humanity is experiencing a fear of reading. The problem discussed here is the consequences of physical distance and social isolation in the context of the coronavirus pandemic for the vital act of reading. We are not talking about the asocialization of reading, because, according to the presumption, reading is asocial. The problem with reading today is its discrediting as an unhealthy process. Based on a two-phase survey, the profile of a "frightened reader" is depicted. The data obtained during the study were analyzed by SPSS. The conclusion is that if the fear of a pandemic is treated with non-reading, illiteracy will become the standard. The author suggests urgently rethinking media literacy in three directions...
A global pandemic is often characterized by an abundance of information, the race for a vaccine, and...
Although research showed that media consumption during Covid-19 is related to preventive behaviours,...
Reading seems so natural to us as adults that we tend to forget how long it took us to master that a...
The Corona Virus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) outbreak creates anxiety, panic, and fear for the public. T...
The days of COVID-19 have given many of us mental space to introspect and to think clearly and diffe...
Pandemics are social disasters provoking panic, acute stress and post-traumatic stress disorder, mas...
Fear is a primary emotion that has both positive effects on individual survival and negative psychol...
Covid-19, like other outbreaks of infectious diseases, has reawakened our interest in pandemic liter...
The world is now plagued by a pandemic of unprecedented nature caused by a novel, emerging, and stil...
Reading for pleasure is a strong indicator of educational and life success. This action research exa...
What role could have intrinsic motivation toward reading in an extraordinary situation like the rece...
The COVID-19 pandemic has flooded the public sphere with large amounts of information, engendering w...
The COVID-19 outbreak severely hit the population of Europe in general, and Spain and Italy in parti...
In the setting of disasters, people seek information as they hope that knowledge will provide securi...
Fear is an adaptive response in the presence of danger. However, when threat is uncertain and contin...
A global pandemic is often characterized by an abundance of information, the race for a vaccine, and...
Although research showed that media consumption during Covid-19 is related to preventive behaviours,...
Reading seems so natural to us as adults that we tend to forget how long it took us to master that a...
The Corona Virus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) outbreak creates anxiety, panic, and fear for the public. T...
The days of COVID-19 have given many of us mental space to introspect and to think clearly and diffe...
Pandemics are social disasters provoking panic, acute stress and post-traumatic stress disorder, mas...
Fear is a primary emotion that has both positive effects on individual survival and negative psychol...
Covid-19, like other outbreaks of infectious diseases, has reawakened our interest in pandemic liter...
The world is now plagued by a pandemic of unprecedented nature caused by a novel, emerging, and stil...
Reading for pleasure is a strong indicator of educational and life success. This action research exa...
What role could have intrinsic motivation toward reading in an extraordinary situation like the rece...
The COVID-19 pandemic has flooded the public sphere with large amounts of information, engendering w...
The COVID-19 outbreak severely hit the population of Europe in general, and Spain and Italy in parti...
In the setting of disasters, people seek information as they hope that knowledge will provide securi...
Fear is an adaptive response in the presence of danger. However, when threat is uncertain and contin...
A global pandemic is often characterized by an abundance of information, the race for a vaccine, and...
Although research showed that media consumption during Covid-19 is related to preventive behaviours,...
Reading seems so natural to us as adults that we tend to forget how long it took us to master that a...