An edition of The printing press as an agent of change
(1979)
The printing press as an agent of change
communications and cultural transformations in early modern Europe
by Elizabeth L. Eisenstein
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Pt.1. Introduction to an elusive transformation. The unacknowledged revolution
Defining the initial shift ; some features of print culture
Pt.2. Classical and Christian traditions reoriented ; Renaissance and Reformation reappraised
A classical revival reoriented : the two phases of the Renaissance
The scriptural tradition recast : resetting the stage for the Reformation
Pt.3. The book of nature transformed. Introduction ; problems of periodization
Technical literature goes to press : some new trends in scientific writing and research
Resetting the stage for the Copernican Revolution
Sponsorship and censorship of scientific publication
Conclusion : Scripture and nature transformed.
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"Complete in one volume."
Includes bibliographical references (p. 709-767) and indexes.
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