The Advent of the Printing Press and Britain’s Multilingual Textual Culture, 1471–1510 by Jordi Sánchez-Martí

“…I conclude by arguing that the introduction of the printing press in Britain enhanced the prestige of the language variety used by the elite and became instrumental in eroding the balances existing in the British language ecosystem.…”
Get full text

Testing the Rule of the Earliest Due Date (EDD) in Achieving the Priority of Delivery: A Case Study in the Directorate of Printing Press for the Iraqi Media Network by Amer Abdul Latif Kazem, Bilal Ahmed Hasan

Get full text

Modalités de diffusion et rhétoriques des discours misogynes et misogames imprimés à la Renaissance by Tatiana Clavier

“…From the end of the fifteenth until the end of the sixteenth centuries, the first printing press allowed for the publication of various discourses aiming at attacking or defending. …”
Get full text

Lärdom och läsande kring sekelskiftet 1800 by Peter Josephson

“…Philosophers and scientists saw in the printing press a tool that would help eradicate ignorance and superstition, ultimately laying the groundwork for a better society. …”
Get full text

A Great Exhibition of Printing: The Illustrated London News Supplement Sheet (1851) by Paul Fyfe

“…The Illustrated London News offered extensive coverage of the Great Exhibition of 1851 and even exhibited one of its own printing machines in the ‘Machines in Motion’ display. The ILN’s printing press helped supply its illustrated supplements for the Great Exhibition and stoked visitors’ curiosity about the steam-driven press at the show: an Applegath four-feeder printing from a revolving vertical type drum. …”
Get full text

Osmanlılarda Muzaaf Usul’e Erken Geçilmemesinin by Ahmet Vecdi CAN, Hakan ALİUSTA, Aydın BAĞDAT

“…Later, this method spread rapidly to Europe, other continents and all over the world due to the widespread use of the printing press and is still used today. However, contrary to these developments, the Ottoman Empire did not use this method in its accounting system until the 19th century. …”
Get full text

Virginia Woolf’s “Modernist Renaissance” in “Anon”: A Singular Counter-History by Anne Besnault

“…The aim of this article is to examine the symbolic murder that Woolf stages in her essay, that of Anon, the anonymous female or male poet, by the invention of the printing press, while reading in context Woolf’s counter-narrative grounded in a singular, historiographical cycle of life and death.…”
Get full text

Aspectos de la gramatización antigua de la lengua vasca by Aurélie Arcocha-Scarcia, Joseba Andoni Lakarra

“…., their “publication as a book” and the role played therein by Morpain and Lehet (§1.3) in Bordeaux, the humanist and reformist focus following the creation of the College of Guienne (§1.2) and in 1.4. we provide some notes on the initial stages of the Bordeaux printing press. In 1.5. We focus on the similarities of Etxepare with humanists and the Renaissance prior to Du Bellay like in Tory and Dolet and in §1.6 we present a lexical examination of the Epistola Dedicatoria, Contrapas and Sautrela that takes us in that same direction. …”
Get full text

Cultural work provisions in the Zionist organization «Gekholuts» program documents by I. Yu. Berezhanskaya

“…At that time, the Zionist movement was already a political force with programmatic documents, statutes, educational literature, printing presses. One of the issues that occupied her mind was the question of educational and cultural work in the ranks of the Zionist movement. …”
Get full text

Bibliotherapy, reading and life quality coherence: interdisciplinary point by Daiva Janavičienė

“…Recently, we could only read popular information on psychology in secret printing presses, with copies traveling from hand to hand. …”
Get full text