interread
Interread refers to the practice of reading multiple texts or pieces of information concurrently or in close succession, often with the intention of drawing connections, comparing perspectives, or building a more comprehensive understanding of a topic. This approach contrasts with linear reading, where one text is consumed entirely before moving to the next. Interreading can involve a variety of sources, including books, articles, websites, and even visual media.
The motivations for interreading are diverse. Students might interread academic papers to synthesize arguments for a
Effective interreading often involves active engagement. Readers might take notes, highlight key passages, or create mind