| Summary: | The article deals with the possibility of analyzing and understanding the reading of literature in digital media from a bias that has the phenomenology of literary reading as a basis for reflection. Placing the body, our vehicle of being in the world and through which we carry out and experience our experiences, as a space of mediation between text and reader. For the construction of our understanding of reading, we use theoretical postulates that have Merleau-Ponty, Roman Ingarden, Wolfgang Iser and Jean-Paul Sartre as the guiding line. We conclude by stating that it is necessary that the reading of literature in digital media becomes a habit for the reader, in the sense proposed by Merleau-Ponty, that is, that it is necessary to incorporate new reading strategies that, in some cases, are requested by the New literary text configuration.
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