Similarities Between Books And Books

Up to six million Jews, seven million soviet civilians, and around three million soviet prisoners were killed in the concentration camps according to the encyclopedia of the holocaust. That is still not all of the people that died in the camps. The main character in the book time travels back into the concentration camps to fight for her life. In the movie and the book there is similarities in the allusion, the characters and the conflicts. There is differences in the characters and the scenes, and there is also similarities in the themes.

Carr identifies how reading a book is different from reading online because when you read online, you don’t think deeply about what it is you’re reading, and you don’t have to concentrate nearly as much. Carr also mentions that the Internet is something people find themselves going to more often than books because it is more time efficient.

The internet made people life easier so they don’t struggle to get information. It made people to get their work faster and without getting help from others. Meanwhile, people could get all the answers they want from the internet. For example, people could get the summary of the book

BOOKS: Books are in formation written down by people. They can be written down as knowledge or real life stories. The advantages form getting information and writing data from a book is that you will find out a lot of information that you didn’t already know. Also you will extend you knowledge by reading. However, the information may not be accurate and could be false. Another weaknesses form getting information books is that it is also quite time consuming looking for the answers and information when reading a book.

The Theme is told by the similarities and differences of the two novels.If it is from the future or the present there are things that can change a person's life. Alas even if they are poor, rich, in the middle there is one thing that can change them all. That one thing is books they can change a person’s life forever. Even some people risk their lives to save books. Sometimes they can even save you or your families lives. The two novels that have many similarities and differences are fahrenheit 451 and reading books is fundamental.

In library we use internet for searching books and we can know about the book before taking them from the library and we search even the revelant refernces of a paticular book with the help of internet and more over we can find more additional information what we are having in book we choose, we can find lot of vedios and images based on a particular topic what we are searching or trying to know.

Nicholas Carr’s article is directed to an audience that should realize Google and today’s technologies are hindering our societal progress. Carr proposes that reading online is less thought provoking than reading an actual book. In his opinion the Internet was created to distract us, therefore, changing the way we think. Carr suggest that the value of reading online is associated with efficiency and information gathering rather than knowledge and understanding. To support his claim he references blogger, Scott Karp, who admits to having stopped reading books all together. Karp states that his reason for reading online is “I’m just seeking convenience.” (511) Carr goes on to argue that we read online because we feel the need to be efficient.

Carr said “What if I do all my readings on the web not so much because the way I read has changed. i.e. I’m just seeking convenience, but because the way I THINK has changed?” (Carr, pg 7). Since the internet has come into play people have stooped reading books because is easier to just google what they are wanting to know. The internet can change the way someone can process the information on a screen than in a book and how much is actually being consumed by the person. Not only is it changing the way we understand but every technology is an expression of the human will. This allows us to reshape nature to better serve our needs and desires. The internet has the greatest power over how and what we think

After reading the article “Literacy Debate: Online, R U really reading?” by Motoko Rich, I believe that the internet is very beneficial in many ways but I also believe reading books is important at certain times. As being a teenager the internet has become a far better source when it comes to research. The internet is very quick on answers unlike books where you have to flip through pages for an answer to a simple question. Now why would someone choose to do more when they can do less with a simple click of a button? The internet is very useful; without the internet we wouldn’t have been able to have the opportunity to have this discussion here. On the contrary, the internet might be much faster with information but it is not always reliable.

There are many similarities in the Harry Potter Book and the short scene that was watched. One similarity was when Draco was called to be sorted into his house, he got sorted into Slytherin right when the hat barely touched his head. Another similarity is that the Sorting Hat knew that Harry was secretly wishing to not be in Slytherin. The Sorting Hat also announced that Harry didn't want to be in Slytherin in both the book ad the short clip. Last but not least, Harry got sorted into Gryffindor both times around. Also, in the scene and the book, Gryffindor celebrated wildly when Harry got put into their group. Although there were many similarities, there were also many differences. One example of a difference is that it states that “ about

The differences between the internet and books are vast. Books are simple to understand and easy to make as compared to computers. “It’s a flat object made from

The way of learning and reading has changed dramatically over many generations because of new technological advances. Learning is the knowledge acquired through experience, study, or being taught. In Birkerts essay, he explains that learning and how we gather information has changed over time. He says newspapers, magazines, brochures, advertisements, and labels are things that are around individuals every day. These are things that individuals will read to gain knowledge of certain things that are going on. For example, individuals will read labels on food items to see what the food is made out of because some individuals are allergic to certain ingredients and need to know this information. Time has changed the way individuals learn. Learning at one time was all from books and individuals taking notes on those books. Years ago, books were rare and that is what individuals used to learn and when they had a book they had to take out all they could from that book. Learning has gone from just books to many different ways of receiving information. Today’s big new way of learning is from the internet. Individuals have gone from staring at a book for hours to typing a question they have into the internet and getting results back from many sources. Birkerts describes this in his essay, “As we now find ourselves at a cultural watershed-as the fundamental process of transmitting information is shifting from mechanical to circuit-driven, from page to screen-it may be time to ask how

Goldfinger, the third sequel of the ever-popular James Bond series, depicts Secret Agent 007 in more thrilling conflicts and dogfights guaranteeing to glue your eyes down to your screen. The story centers on the investigation of gold smuggling activites of Auric Goldfinger by James Bond. Ian Fleming wrote and published ‘James Bond: Goldfinger’ in 1959, and it has been adapted into a movie starring Sean Connery as James Bond in 1964. The Goldfinger novel was well received by critics and made to the top best-seller lists, while the movie became the first Bond blockbuster movie. Even though the movie is based on Ian Fleming’s Goldfinger novel, a great deal of conspicuous changes was made in accustoming the novel plot into the movie.

In the past, there are few people who can own and read a book, but today there are more people who can access to books so much that if you have internet on your hand, you can access to the books. Some of you may think what the connection between the Internet and the books is, but you may forget that we do not have just even a paper book which is digitization books – or the most people call is eBooks.

During the development of technology, most people have shifted to use electronic books to read both academic and non-academic texts. However, despite the technological changes, there has been a wide debate about the benefits of paper books over the e-books. It is important to understand that various reasons are suggesting why people should shift back to using the traditional books rather than the electronic ones. Even though some think that e-books are better that traditional ones, I believe that readers should return to traditional books because of various reasons.