Question

what are the four levels of meaning that you should be aware of as a reader ? 150 words answer​

Answer 1

Explanation:

$\huge{\underline{\blue{\mathrm{Inspection reading}}}}$

This kind of reading is the beginning of a mindful reading. The reader here is like a detective, he skims, pre-reads, examines the title page and table of content and reads the first two chapters before reading the whole book superficially for the gist of it. As Van and Adler argues this superficial reading is essential for enjoying more difficult works .

$\huge{\underline{\red{\mathrm{Analytical reading}}}}$

Analytical reading requires a higher degree of attentiveness to the details of the book, the structure of the text, and the message of the author. When you are reading analytically, you are actually evaluating how well the author presents his ideas and insights and compare it to similar works. The comprehension that stems out of this analytic reading allows the reader to provide a critical review of the book, express agreement or disagreement with the author's ideas and effectively judge the content of the work. "Reading a book analytically is chewing and digesting" (p.19).

$\huge{\underline{\blue{\mathrm{Synoptic reading}}}}$

In synoptical reading, you are reading a wide variety of works on the same topic with the purpose of constituting a general view or take on the subject under study.This kind of reading involves skills such as narrowing down the subject, inspecting material, and selecting a bibliography. Syntopical reading is what we do when we are working on a literature review for a research paper.