Description of rules

Explain the principle type

what does this book talk about

What does the author want you to do and what is his purpose?

Is the content of this book true?

What does this book have to do with me?

Don’t resist the influence of imaginative literature on you

Don’t look for consensus, thesis, or argument

Do not criticize novels by standards consistent with truth that apply to conveying knowledge

The structuring nature of imaginative literature

The interpretive nature of imaginative literature

The critical nature of imaginative literature

Immersive speed reading

Appropriately ignore the behavior of background characters

Read through the plot of the story

Most scripts are not worth reading, they are meant to be acted out

If you want to read it, read it in one go

Pretend to see the actual performance scene

Read the script aloud with emotion

Read it in one breath, whether you understand it or not

Read it aloud the second time

Find conflicting keywords

Knowing more about the creation background and author information of the poem will help you understand the deeper meaning.

History in terms of facts is different from history in terms of written records. Facts cannot be read, we read written history

History is a story, closer to fiction than science

If possible, read more than one history book about the event or period that interests you.

Read history to think about why humans behave the way they do in the past and present

The specific period and time frame of this history book

In what way does the author write history and what is the focus?

What does this history book have to do with me?

What does this author want to prove?

Who is he trying to convince?

What special knowledge does he have?

What is the special language he uses?

Does he really know what he's talking about?

The objectivity of science does not consist in the absence of initial bias, but in the frank admission

Usually some unusual or technical terms find the main theme

Must understand the evidence that scientists base their theories on—the experiments that matter

Mathematics is a written symbolic language

Understanding the vocabulary, grammar, and syntax of mathematics is the basis for learning mathematical language

Take notes and draw pictures at any time while reading math readings

When reading science books including mathematics, skipping and skimming is a more appropriate method.

To confirm the topic

To discover the relationship between the whole and its parts

To reach a consensus with the author

Find out the purpose and argument

To answer philosophical questions, there is no other way but to think

philosophical dialogue

Philosophical paper or essay

face objections

systematization of philosophy

aphorism form

Discover questions and find answers that may be hidden

Summarize the central ideas of philosophical works

Clarify your thinking by reading the works of different philosophers on the same issue

The related disciplines of social science focus more on the pursuit of systematic knowledge of human society.

Try to classify the social science works you read and analyze what elements this work consists of

List the outline of the book, try to reach a consensus with the author, and get rid of bias when reading

Social science works often contain multiple books of the same type, and it is better to read them by topic.