Famous quote by Katherine Mansfield

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Once we have learned to read, meaning of words can somehow register without consciousness
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"Once we have learned to read, meaning of words can somehow register without consciousness"

- Katherine Mansfield

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This quote by Katherine Mansfield suggests that as soon as we have actually discovered to read, we can comprehend the significance of words without actively thinking of them. This implies that reading has actually become an automated process, and that we can understand the significance of words without needing to knowingly think about them. This might be due to the truth that we have actually ended up being so familiar with checking out that it has actually ended up being force of habit to us. It might also be due to the fact that of the method our brains are wired, permitting us to quickly process and understand the significance of words without having to actively think about them. This quote highlights the significance of reading and how it can help us to quickly and easily understand the meaning of words.

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New Zealand Flag This quote is written / told by Katherine Mansfield between October 14, 1888 and January 9, 1923. He/she was a famous Author from New Zealand. The author also have 21 other quotes.

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