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00000AF0: 44 47 45 2E 0D 2B 0D                              |DGE..+.         |

   TODAY'S AMERICANS HAVE MORE LEISURE.T
IME THAN EVER AND THIS AMOUNT IS .SURE T
O INCREASE STEADILY AS AUTOMA-.TION REDU
CES THE LENGTH OF THE WORK-.ING DAY.  SU
RELY WITH THIS INCREASE .IN FREE TIME WI
LL COME AN INCREASE IN.THE AMOUNT OF FIC
TION READ BY AMERI-.CANS.  MOST OF THESE
 READERS CAN BE.GROUPED INTO ONE OF THRE
E CATEGORIES..   THE FIRST TYPE OF READE
R IS THE.'INTELLECTUALIST' READER.  THES
E.READERS USUALLY POSSESS GREAT INTEL-.L
IGENCE, KEEN PERCEPTION, AND THOR-.OUGH 
EDUCATION.  THEIR INTEREST IS.NOT IN A S
TORY AS A WHOLE, BUT IN .VARIOUS COMPONE
NTS AND SIDELIGHTS..THEY ARE CONCERNED W
ITH THE AUTHOR'S.SUBCONSCIENCE AS REVEAL
ED THROUGH THE.SYMBOLS HE USES.  THEY EX
AMINE THE.STORY TO IT'S MOST MINUTE DETA
IL,.STUDYING THE MENTAL STATE OF EACH.CH
ARACTER, THE EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENT.ON T
HE CHARACTERS, AND THE HABITS,.SPEECH PA
TTERNS, AND PHILOSOPHIES.OF EVERYONE IN 
THE STORY.  USUALLY.THEY BECOME SO INVOL
VED IN PICKING.THE STORY APART THAT THEY
 LOSE SIGHT.OF THE EFFECTS OF THE STORY 
AS A.WHOLE..   BELOW THE GREATEST MASS O
F READERS.IS THE 'HAVE-TO-ISTS.'  THESE 
PEOPLE.ARE THOSE WHO READ NOT BECAUSE TH
EY.ENJOY IT, BUT BECAUSE THEY HAVE BEEN.
FORCED TO READ BY SOME CIRCUMSTANCE..THI
S GROUP INCLUDES STUDENTS WRITING.BOOK R
EPORTS, CONVALESCENTS, PEOPLE.WAITING FO
R APPOINTMENTS, AND TRAVEL-.LERS.  IT IN
CLUDES SOCIAL READERS--.THOSE WHO STRUGG
LE THROUGH A BEST-.SELLER EACH WEEK SO T
HEY CAN DOMINATE.A PERIOD OF CONVERSATIO
N AT THE NEXT.COCKTAIL PARTY.  THESE PEO
PLE SELDOM.GAIN MUCH ENJOYMENT OR ENLIGH
TENMENT .FROM THEIR READING.  TO THEM, R
EADING.IS NOT A PART OF THEIR LIVES, BUT
.MERELY A MEANS OF FULFILLING A .REQUIRE
MENT, PASSING TIME, OR CON-.FORMING TO S
OCIAL PATTERNS.        .   THE MAJORITY 
OF READERS OF FICTION.UNLIKE THE FIRST T
WO GROUPS ARE TRUE.'READERS.'  THEY READ
 ALL TYPES OF .FICTION, ARE MOTIVATED BY
 A LOVE OF.LITERATURE, AND ARE PRIMARILY
 CON-.CERNED WITH THE STORY AS A WHOLE..
THEY ARE NOT CONCERNED WITH SYMBOLISM.AN
D HAVE NO DESIRE TO VIEW THE .AUTHOR'S S
UBCONSCIOUS MIND THROUGH.HIS WORKS.  IF 
THE CHARACTERS ARE.PORTRAYED REALISTICAL
LY, THE 'READER'.ACCEPTS THEM ALMOST AS 
REAL PEOPLE.AND BECOMES INVOLVED WITH TH
EIR PROB-.LEMS AS HE WOULD WITH THOSE OF
 A .FRIEND.  HE REALIZES THAT AN AUTHOR 
.MAY USE HIS CHARACTERS TO CONVEY A .MES
SAGE, AND LOOKS FOR THIS MESSAGE,.BUT HE
 NEVER MAKES THE MISTAKE OF.READING INTO
 A STORY SOME MEANING THE.AUTHOR DID NOT
 WISH TO CONVEY.  THE.READER'S MAIN SEAR
CH IS FOR THE MIR-.RORING OF LIFE--CHARA
CTERS WHO RESEM-.BLE PEOPLE HE KNOWS, SI
TUATIONS HE .HIMSELF HAS FACED, FEELINGS
 HE HIM-.SELF HAS FELT.  THROUGHOUT ALL 
HIS .READING, THE READER HAS A FEELING O
F.WARMTH, JOY, AND CONTENTMENT.  TO .HIM
, READING IS NOT A SCIENTIFIC .EXPERIMEN
T TO BE COLDLY ANALYZED, NOR.A BURDENSOM
E TASK, BUT IS A JOYOUS,.BLESSED PRIVILE
DGE..+.

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