The article is devoted to substantiation from the standpoint of intercommunication as a social practice of the essential advantage of reading paper books and the relevance of book practices of the library service. The methodological tools of the study were based on the methods of hypothesis, included and external observation, extrapolation, survey, comparative and analytical methods, the use of which, along with the formulation of the general idea of the study created the basis for understanding the book as an object that represents the author, characters, and texts and can perform the function not only of an information source, but also of the narrator, and thus of the subject of communication; made it possible to identify common and spec...
The aim of the thesis 'Printed Books vs. eBooks: What, Why and How Does Generation Y Read?' is to un...
This work describes the electronic book as a medium of the information age which fully corresponds t...
The article deals with the transformation of readers’ preferences and the formation of a “new reader...
The purpose of the article is to determine the place of traditional and electronic books in the proc...
Social practices of using printed books in the digital age are mostly based on the symbolic power of...
The success and mainstreaming of e-books is transforming not only the traditional/Gutenbergian idea ...
The paper presents the study of book-reader relations within the known triad book-oeuvre-reader. It ...
The paper studies reading in the digital age and grounds characteristic reading features on paper an...
This master thesis is dedicated to comparison of classical book and electronic book reader and it ex...
W artykule autorka chciałaby pokazać zalety i wady elektronicznych wydawnictw w kontekście książki t...
The object of the present thesis is a digital book, its users and peculiarities of reading it. Penet...
Is reading facing a crisis nowadays and is the reader an endangered species? Does the development of...
Electronic books enrich the reading experience through a range of possibilities digital technology o...
The increasing use of social media along with the rapidly developing digitization of the book has le...
E-readers have been available for many years, yet many people are still hesitant towards reading dig...
The aim of the thesis 'Printed Books vs. eBooks: What, Why and How Does Generation Y Read?' is to un...
This work describes the electronic book as a medium of the information age which fully corresponds t...
The article deals with the transformation of readers’ preferences and the formation of a “new reader...
The purpose of the article is to determine the place of traditional and electronic books in the proc...
Social practices of using printed books in the digital age are mostly based on the symbolic power of...
The success and mainstreaming of e-books is transforming not only the traditional/Gutenbergian idea ...
The paper presents the study of book-reader relations within the known triad book-oeuvre-reader. It ...
The paper studies reading in the digital age and grounds characteristic reading features on paper an...
This master thesis is dedicated to comparison of classical book and electronic book reader and it ex...
W artykule autorka chciałaby pokazać zalety i wady elektronicznych wydawnictw w kontekście książki t...
The object of the present thesis is a digital book, its users and peculiarities of reading it. Penet...
Is reading facing a crisis nowadays and is the reader an endangered species? Does the development of...
Electronic books enrich the reading experience through a range of possibilities digital technology o...
The increasing use of social media along with the rapidly developing digitization of the book has le...
E-readers have been available for many years, yet many people are still hesitant towards reading dig...
The aim of the thesis 'Printed Books vs. eBooks: What, Why and How Does Generation Y Read?' is to un...
This work describes the electronic book as a medium of the information age which fully corresponds t...
The article deals with the transformation of readers’ preferences and the formation of a “new reader...