Week 3 Flashcards

1
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What were the cultural preconditions for the printing press?

A
  • Beginnings of Christianity
  • Rise of monasteries and scriptoria
  • Rise of universities
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2
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What were the material preconditions for the printing press?

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  • Paper

- Block printing and moveable type

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3
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The Screw Press

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Used all across Europe for wine and olive oil. Gutenberg adopted this for the purpose of imposing type on paper.

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4
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For Mumford, print should concern itself with

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function and clarity.

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5
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Shifts in production with the rise of print

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  • Reproduction
  • Standardization
  • Mechanization
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6
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Changes associate with the rise of print

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  • Democratization
  • Religious reform
  • Secularization
  • New forms of community
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7
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Martin Luther

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A German Theologian. Published the 95 Theses which protested indulgences spurred the start of the protestant reformation.

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8
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Reformation was the first

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propaganda campaign with the help of the printing press.

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9
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The vernacular bibles meant that,

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as consistent with the message of the Protestant reformation, Christians could achieve salvation through faith and scripture alone.

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10
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The public sphere

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  • Jürgen Habermas

- Places of inclusion and intellectual freedom

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