Giovani e lettura: la Gen Z e i nuovi tipi di libri
La lettura non è morta: Gen Z e Alpha leggono tra social, podcast, ebook e biblioteche. Scopri come cambia il modo di leggere delle nuove generazioni
BookTok's Global Reach: Showcasing Diverse Female Authors from Around the World BookTok, the popular video-sharing platform, often faces criticism for its perceived homogenization of reading choices. However, a recent video by the author "郑思" ("sisiliareads") offers a counter-narrative, highlighting a diverse selection of books written and translated by women from across the globe. The video, set to a soothing musical backdrop, showcases book covers from countries including Korea, Japan, Vietnam, China, and many more, each representing a unique voice and perspective. The video's creator, in a subtle yet powerful statement, counters the claim that BookTok has 'destroyed literature', suggesting instead that it provides an opportunity to expand one's reading horizons. The selection of books themselves demonstrates a commitment to inclusivity and a desire to showcase authors who may not always receive mainstream attention. The video's success, with over 1.6 million views, suggests a significant audience interest in diverse literary voices. This underscores the potential for BookTok to be a platform for promoting global literature and supporting female authors worldwide. The video acts as a powerful reminder of the richness and diversity of literature beyond the typical Western canon.
La lettura non è morta: Gen Z e Alpha leggono tra social, podcast, ebook e biblioteche. Scopri come cambia il modo di leggere delle nuove generazioni