※ 引述《mingtai1 ((￣︿￣メ)╭∩╮)》之铭言： : Book title: How to read a book : This is a brief introduction of what I thought of the book after reading it. : Text: : Written by Mortimer J. Adler, "How to Read a Book" is a book published : early in nineteen forty about, as its title states, how to read a book ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^习惯上用阿拉伯数字表示年代 : in an effective and systematic way. : Briefly speaking, the book classifies ways of reading a book to four main into : categories. Each kind of reading tip is only applicable for certain kinds (tips? Are there more than one tip?) : of books. As it turns out, the reading tips are not interchangeable when : you are dealing with a specific kind of book. : For example, how to read a novel could be vastly different from ^^^^^^^^^^^ : reading a scientific paper. ^^^^^^^ 建议两边用一样的 例如 reading... reading... : There is also one concept that is deeply stressed in this book. That is, : to think actively. "That is, to think actively."是不完整句子 可以去逗号: "That is to think actively." 或跟前面一句连在一起: "... one concept..., that is, to think actively." : Thinking actively means readers must concentrate on their reading, : and think of some questions to verify, or even challenge what they : have read. What the book teaches us is that never read a book through : without pausing and thinking about what you have read, unless you are : browsing it. Pardon me for changing your text formatting. I didn't want it to exceed the width of the window when quoted. This is a very good article! Now I'm very interested to check out this book from the library. :) -- 一个 学术英文写作 领域的讨论板 在 PTT （telnet:ptt.cc〉 【 分组讨论区 】 --> 11 国家研究院 政治, 文学, 学术 --> 科学学术研究院 --> ★ST-English PTT 学术英文/论文写作班 --

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