An edition of The book in the Renaissance
(2010)
The book in the Renaissance
by Andrew Pettegree
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A thought provoking insight into the world of printing. Pettegree touches on subjects relating to the physicality of printed books as well as the issues printed texts brought forth between communities, particuarly the medical profession when books began printing in vernacular languages. His points add a richness to our understanding of the history of medicine and this book is not to be passed by!
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Book Details
Table of Contents
The book world before print
Gutenberg
Renaissance encounters : the crisis of print
The creation of a European book market
Book town Wittenberg
Luther's legacy
First with the news
Polite diversions
At school
The literature of conflict
The search for order
Market forces
Science and exploration
Healing
Building a library
Word and the street.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references (p. [391]-407) and index.
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