For me, what is still important when reading a book is to establish dreams that are suitable for what I read.
In Orhan Pamuk’s "Istanbul: Memories and the City," the author reflects on the significance of connecting dreams with the literature one engages with. He emphasizes that while reading, it’s crucial to form aspirations that resonate with the themes and emotions of the text. This connection between dreams and reading enriches the experience and allows for a deeper understanding of the narrative.
Pamuk's perspective highlights that reading is not just about absorbing information; rather, it is a journey that intertwines personal aspirations with the stories being explored. By fostering dreams that align with the book’s content, readers can immerse themselves more fully in the literary world, resulting in a profound and transformative reading experience.
