An edition of Goodbye Gutenberg
(2004)
Goodbye Gutenberg
hello to a new generation of readers and writers
1st ed.
by Valerie Kirschenbaum
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Goodbye Gutenberg: hello to a new generation of readers and writers
2005, Global Renaissance Society
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Goodbye Gutenberg: How a Bronx Teacher Defied 500 Years of Tradition and Launched an Astonishing Renaissance (Designer Writers)
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Table of Contents
1: Hello to a new generation of writers
The first generation
The birth of the designer writer
Writing with body language
Writing in the color of the stars
Writers on designer writing
The visual prophet: William Blake
2: Hello to a new generation of readers
The Gutenberg cliché
Designer writing in Egypt
The visual secrets of Greece and Rome
Dawn of the designer poet: China
The philosopher painters of Maya
The golden ecstasies of Islam
These are the images: Hebrew illuminated manuscripts
Thinking in images: Aristotle in medieval Europe
Seeing the divine in the Hindu and Buddhist traditions
3: Hello to a new generation of women
Godmother of designer writing: Christine de Pisan
Feminine fonts
Booklady: a modern feminine font
4: Beauty and the book
Beauty and the book Part 1
Beauty and the book Part 2
5: Hello to a new generation of teachers
Color in education, advertising and the arts
Color, reading and the brain
Edgar Allan Poe
The eye is full of deceit: Plato
Birth of the comic book: Homer
Measuring the immeasurable: Chaucer
Image magic in Ethiopia
A new generation of visual theorists
Writing outside the box
Chaos in the classroom
6: Hello to the critics and skeptics
Critics of designer writing
Words on trial: ornament and decoration
7: Goodbye Gutenberg
A revaluation of visual values
Dawn of designer prose
The visual vernacular
The old way of reading and the new
Terror in the arts
And so begin the beautiful books.
Edition Notes
"This book is given by John Knudsen in honor of Benjamin Knudsen"--Bookplate.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 394-407) and index.
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