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| The Printing Press as an Agent of change |
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| Phoenix, sive Artificiosa Memoria |
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| Empire and Communication (1950) |
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| Johan Gutenberg (1395-1468) |
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| Came up with the idea of printing using the press |
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| "daily Acts" / The Roman official notices |
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| Peter Schoffer (1425-1502) |
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| Early German Printer who studied under Fust |
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| Artistic technique in printmaking where an image is carved into a block of wood |
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| Material for writing that is made from animal skin. Used in books, codexes and manuscripts |
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| More refined type of parchment |
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| place for writing where monks would copy manuscripts |
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| FIRST BOOK MADE W/ A PRINTING PRESS |
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| A book that was printed (not handwritten) in Europe before 1501 |
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| A person who sells stationary |
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| Started Protestant Reformation by nailing 95 Theses on the door of the church |
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| Cultural revolution that took place from the 14th to the 17th centuries. It focused on a resurgence of learning that was based on classical sources |
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Pope Paul IV/ Index of Prohibited Books (1559)
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| Used the Index to crack down on the growing threat of Protestantism and the printing press. All books written by Protestants were banned |
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| Devices that measured time by the position of the sun |
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| Any timepiece that kept time based on the flow of liquid into or out from a vessel where the amount is measured |
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-First came about in 13th century Europe
-Clock was a powerful metaphor in the 19th century (God) |
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| Early 14th century precursor to the newspaper |
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The Internet and the end of the national communications system
-moves people away from their isolated island like living |
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The Medium is the Message
- technology affects how we communicate |
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Television versus Print
- print is important
- commercials and advertising are the most important aspects of our culture
-TV reflects our daily lives
-Reading becomes harder and harder to do |
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