ResumenSi algo ha caracterizado la lectura desde la invención de la escritura es su evolución vinculada bien a un cambio en los usos, bien a la aparición de nuevos soportes o a ambas circunstancias a la vez. El salto de la lectura "analógica" a la "digital" no es el primero que se produce a lo largo de este continuo, por lo que el análisis desde una perspectiva transhistórica nos permitirá comprender mejor el momento actual.Paralelamente, conocer los procesos cognitivos que subyacen en el acto de leer nos proporcionará algunas de las claves para entender el funcionamiento de nuestro cerebro lector cuando lee "analógicamente" y "digitalmente".
Palabras claveLectura digital, Lectura analógica, Historia de la lectura, Libro electrónico, Libro impreso, Lectores
AbstractIf something has characterized reading from the invention of writing, it is its evolution bound to a change either in practice or to the emergence of new media or both circumstances at the same time. The leap forward from reading in print to reading onscreen is not the first one that occurs along this continuum, so the analysis from a trans-historical perspective will allow us to better understand the present.In addition, knowing the cognitive processes that underlie the act of reading will provide some of the keys to comprehend how our reading brain works when it reads printed books and electronic books.
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