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A HISTORY OF READING AND WRITING

Martyn Lyons

Oprawa:
MIĘKKA

Wydawca:
Macmillan Education UK

ISBN:
9780230001626

229,27 PLN
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Martyn Lyons surveys the changing relationships enjoyed by men and women with the written word from early times to the present day. He provides a highlyreadable account of the social history of reading and writing relating it to key historical moments such as the Renaissance the Reformation and the Enlightenment. brbrOffering a fresh history centred on the reactions and experiences of ordinary readers and writers Lyons deals with key turning points that occurred throughout the centuries such as the invention of the codex the transition from scribal to print culture the reading revolution and the industrialisation of the book. brTracing the major historical developments across Europe and North America which revolutionised our relationship with texts this book provides an engaging and invaluable overview of the history of scribal and print culture. brbrWhat is the History of Reading and Writing?. Reading and Writing in the Ancient and Medieval world. Was There a Printing Revolution?. Print and the Protestant Reformation. Renaissance Books and Humanist Readers. Print and Popular Culture. The Rise of Literacy in the Early Modern West c.16001800. Censorship and the Reading Public in Prerevolutionary France. The Reading Fever 17501830. The Age of the Mass Reading Public. New Readers and Reading Cultures. The Democratisation of Writing 1800 to the Present. Readers and Writers in the Digital Age :. Further ReMARTYN LYONS is Professor of History at the University of New South Wales Sydney Australia. He is the author of several works on French revolutionary history and on the history of reading and writing practices. His publications include emLe Triomphe du Livre Readers and Society in 19th Century France /emand emReading Culture and Writing Practices in 19th Century France. /emMartyn Lyons surveys the changing relationships enjoyed by men and women with the written word from early times to the present day. He provides a highlyreadable account of the social history of reading and writing relating it to key historical moments such as the Renaissance the Reformation and the Enlightenment. brbrOffering a fresh history centred on the reactions and experiences of ordinary readers and writers Lyons deals with key turning points that occurred throughout the centuries such as the invention of the codex the transition from scribal to print culture the reading revolution and the industrialisation of the book. brTracing the major historical developments across Europe and North America which revolutionised our relationship with texts this book provides an engaging and invaluable overview of the history of scribal and print culture. brbrThere has been a huge growth in the study of print culture and the history of the book at undergraduate and postgraduate level globallybrThis is the first book to provide an accessible and engaging overview of the entire history of print culture from ancient times to the digital age pitched at the r

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