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Reading As Method Jim Gould The Most Overrated Chapter inReading as Method provides a concise and systematic account of how readers engage with texts, exploring the most paradigmatic techniques taught in the past and today, and guiding readers on developing their own critical approach to literature. Oliver Simons argues that behind the dizzying variety of reading methods deep interpretation, surface reading, symptomatic or scattered reading, close textual analysis are three distinctions: depth versus