The term "resolution" can have several meanings, especially in different contexts, but if you're referring to the context of reading, it often pertains to the way a story or narrative concludes or resolves its conflicts. In literature, "resolution" is part of the plot structure, typically coming after the climax, where the main conflicts are resolved and the story reaches its conclusion.
In a broader sense, "resolution" can also refer to:
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Personal Goals: It might refer to a decision to improve oneself, such as a New Year's resolution, where individuals set goals to enhance their reading habits, such as reading a certain number of books per year.
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Clarity in Text: In a more technical sense, it can refer to the clarity or detail in printed or displayed text—higher resolution means clearer and sharper text, which is important for reading experience.
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