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Tag: Reading, Memory and Judgment

Which Traces of Thought Should a Person Choose to Preserve?

阅读、记忆与判断, How a Person Builds a World, Personal Archives, Reading, Memory and Judgment, Thought Preservation, 思想保存, 一个人怎样形成自己的世界, 个人档案

If AI Can Summarise Every Book, Why Read One Yourself?

AI Summaries, AI摘要, Deep Reading, 阅读、记忆与判断, How a Person Builds a World, Reading, Memory and Judgment, 深度阅读, 一个人怎样形成自己的世界

What Happens to Serendipity When Algorithms Choose What We Read?

阅读、记忆与判断, 阅读偶然性, How a Person Builds a World, Reading Serendipity, Reading, Memory and Judgment, Recommendation Algorithms, 推荐算法, 一个人怎样形成自己的世界

Must We Write Before We Know What We Truly Believe?

阅读、记忆与判断, How a Person Builds a World, Reading, Memory and Judgment, Reflective Judgment, Writing and Belief, 写作与信念, 反思判断, 一个人怎样形成自己的世界

Why Is a Library a Memory That Belongs to No One?

社会记忆, 阅读、记忆与判断, How a Person Builds a World, Libraries, Reading, Memory and Judgment, Social Memory, 图书馆, 一个人怎样形成自己的世界

Is Translation Carrying Meaning Across, or Building a World Again?

翻译, 阅读、记忆与判断, How a Person Builds a World, Meaning-Making, Reading, Memory and Judgment, Translation, 意义生成, 一个人怎样形成自己的世界

Does Thinking in Another Language Create Another Self?

Bilingual Thinking, 阅读、记忆与判断, 语言与自我, How a Person Builds a World, Language and Self, Reading, Memory and Judgment, 双语思考, 一个人怎样形成自己的世界

Is Forgetting Part of Understanding?

理解, 遗忘, 阅读、记忆与判断, Forgetting, How a Person Builds a World, Reading, Memory and Judgment, Understanding, 一个人怎样形成自己的世界

When You Reread a Book, Has the Book Changed—or Have You?

重读, 阅读、记忆与判断, 读者变化, How a Person Builds a World, Reader Change, Reading, Memory and Judgment, Rereading, 一个人怎样形成自己的世界

Do Notes Preserve Knowledge, or the Moment Thought Happened?

Cognitive Offloading, 笔记, 阅读、记忆与判断, 认知外置, How a Person Builds a World, Note-Taking, Reading, Memory and Judgment, 一个人怎样形成自己的世界

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