A thesis presented by James Marriott suggests that reading is in decline. This idea is explored in a work called The New Dark Ages. The role of screens in this trend is examined.
Further details about this concept are available. The work discusses the impact of technology on reading habits. Information about this topic can be found in an article that discusses the relationship between religion and reading, available from the source.
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