Summary
This quote indicates that readers prefer to have the freedom to form their own opinions and attitudes while reading. It suggests that readers do not appreciate being instructed or compelled to adopt a particular mindset. Instead, readers desire a more open and subjective experience, allowing them to interpret and connect with the text based on their individual preferences and perspectives. The quote emphasizes the importance of allowing readers to engage with literature in a way that feels personal and authentic to them.
Topics
Attitude
By Ian Mcewan