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Lecture 22 of 37Week 8
Guteberg and Revolution 15th Century
Prof. Arjun Ghosh · IIT Delhi
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All the lectures
- Introduction to the Course
- Marshall McLuhan : The Medium is the Message
- Marshall McLuhan : The Gutenberg Galaxy (Part -1)
- Marshall McLuhan : The Gutenberg Galaxy (Part -2)
- Walter Ong: Orality and Literacy (Part - 1)
- Walter Ong: Orality and Literacy (Part - 2)
- Walter Ong: Orality and Literacy (Part - 3)
- Dastangoi : History (Part - 1)
- Dastangoi : Chouboli (Part - 2)
- Manuscript Culture: Europe
- Manuscript Culture: India
- Feudalism to Capitalism
- Febre and Martin: ‘The Discovery of Printing’ & ‘The Chinese Precedent’
- Guteberg and Revolution 15th Century
- Consequences of Print 16-17 Century
- John Dryden: [MacFlecknoe]
- Robert Darnton: ‘What is the History of Books?’
- Benedict Anderson: ‘The Origins of National Consciousness’
- Manuscript Culture: India
- Feudalism to Capitalism
- Febre and Martin: ‘The Discovery of Printing’ & ‘The Chinese Precedent’
- Guteberg and Revolution 15th Century
- Consequences of Print 16-17 Century
- John Dryden: [MacFlecknoe]
- Robert Darnton: ‘What is the History of Books?’
- Benedict Anderson: ‘The Origins of National Consciousness’
- Colonialism
- Print in Bengal
- Surveillance and Censorship
- Rise of the Telugu Novel
- Publishing in Hindi and Urdu
- Walter Benjamin: 'The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction'
- Raymond Williams: 'Television'
- Jay David Bolter: Seeing and Writing
- Robert Coover: The End of Books Part-1
- Robert Coover: The End of Books Part-2
- N. katherine Hayles: Electronic Literature