Branje doma: raziskovanje bralnih navad po metodi individualnih intervjujev

Sabotič, Klara (author), Kovač, Miha (mentor), Vogrinčič Čepič, Ana (comentor)

Dom je kraj, kjer večina bralcev največkrat bere. Bralne navade ljudi pa med drugim razkrivajo, kje vse v domovih se najde prostor za knjige in branje, kako se branje vpleta v domače vsakdanje življenje in prepleta z ostalimi medijskimi praksami. Branje je dejavnost, o kateri praviloma ne razmišljamo kot o telesni in s fizičnim okoljem zaznamovani praksi, a sodobne študije kažejo na pomen različnih položajev telesa pri branju, na preference glede značilnosti prostora branja, vremena, razpoloženja itd. V desetih intervjujih in dnevnikih branja sem raziskovala dejavnike, ki so pri obravnavi branja praviloma zapostavljeni (čas, prostor, drža, okoliščine, prisotnost ljudi itd.), in preverjala, kolikšno vlogo hote ali nehote igrajo v posameznikovih bralnih navadah. Pridobljeni rezultati raziskave prikažejo vključenost branja v domači vsakdan, individualne bralne prakse in navade ter povezave načinov branja z vrsto, nosilcem in prostorom. Ugotovila sem, da intervjuvanci radi berejo leže doma, sami v svojih sobah, med branjem sta jim pomembna udobje in mir, za načrtovanje branja uporabljajo sodobna orodja (npr. Goodreads), o knjigah se redkeje pogovarjajo z drugimi, njihov življenjski slog pa se odraža tudi pri bralnih navadah.

• Language: Slovenian
• Keywords: branje doma, bralne navade, bralne izkušnje, dom, domače okolje, telesnost branja, bralna drža, bralno okolje
• Work type: Master's thesis/paper
• Organization: FF - Faculty of Arts
• Year: 2020
• PID: 20.500.12556/RUL-113535
• Publication date in RUL: 17.01.2020

SABOTIČ, Klara, 2020, Branje doma: raziskovanje bralnih navad po metodi individualnih intervjujev [online]. Master’s thesis. [Accessed 16 April 2025]. Retrieved from: https://repozitorij.uni-lj.si/IzpisGradiva.php?lang=eng&id=113535

Secondary language

• Language: English
• Title: Reading at home: exploring reading habits according to the method of individual interviews

Abstract

Most of the readers read at home the most frequently. Reading habits reveal where people read and keep their books, how reading is included in the everyday domestic life and how it is intertwined with other media practices. Reading is an activity, which is not normally perceived as a physical practice or a practice dependent on its physical environment, but modern studies outline the significance of different body positions when reading, the required characteristics of the reading place, the weather, the mood etc. In ten interviews and reading journals, I studied the factors that are usually neglected when investigating reading (time, place, posture, circumstances, presence of others, etc.) and examined what is their intended or unintended role in one's reading habits. The acquired results of the study show the inclusion of reading in everyday life, individual reading practices and habits as well as the connection between reading approaches and genre, carrier and place. I determined that the interviewees prefer reading at home lying down and alone in their rooms, they find comfort and peace important when reading, they use modern tools to plan their reading (for example, Goodreads), they rarely talk about books to others and their lifestyle is reflected in their reading habits.

• Keywords: reading at home, reading habits, reading experiences, home, home environment, physical practice of reading, embodied reading, reading postures, reading environment