Reading responses to digital children's literature, sound resources and mediation
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https://doi.org/10.14195/2182-8830_8-1_3Keywords:
digital literature, sound resources, reading responses, mediationAbstract
The sound resources present in digital children’s literature modify the reading experience by introducing new interpretive and interactive possibilities. This work deals with the reading responses of six children to the soundtrack of children’s literature app-books, analysed through a practical experiment in a public school in Catalonia. The mediation activity involved the organization of literary workshops, with the aim of identifying aspects of the transactional relationship between work and reader. Those analyses pointed to indications of the mediating role of sound resources in the construction of an aesthetic interaction, that is, sensitive, personal and affective, as well as efferent, of a more reflective character, with digital literature.
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