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the history of close reading

the history of close reading

a guest post from Scott Newstok, professor and author

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Today, I’m thrilled to share a guest post from professor, researcher, and author Scott Newstok. Recently, he collaborated on a new book all about the history of the practice of reading closely—and th…

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A guest post by
Scott Newstok
Scott Newstok is the author of "How to Think like Shakespeare" and the editor of several books, including the forthcoming "How to Teach Children," a volume of Montaigne’s essays on education.
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