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Close Reading: Myopia as a Virtue

December 6, 2015Dr. Kinkead

Whatever you do, don’t see the forest; see the trees. Don’t look at the big picture; look exclusively to the details and don’t worry about making any larger meaning out of it.

Source: Close Reading: Myopia as a Virtue

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