Lecture

The Printing Press: A Revolution in France

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Description

This lecture discusses the introduction of the printing press in France and its impact on society, as seen through a historical movie. It explores the conflict between traditional handwritten books and the new printed books, highlighting the power of knowledge and freedom of thought. The lecture also delves into the role of cathedrals as symbols of the past and the resistance against technological advancements, showcasing the struggle between preserving the old order and embracing progress.

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