Professor McAdams's presentation about the beginning print culture in Europe

1. The Culture of Print, Part 2 Presentation by Mindy McAdams Week 7.2 / MMC 2265

5. The transition from copyist’s desk to printer’s workshop “revolutionized all forms of learning.”

8. Printed in Venice, 1501

9. Two Manuscripts, c. 1400

16. A Brief Foray into Ancient Science Aristotle’s physics Ptolemy’s astronomy Galen’s anatomy

17. A Brief Foray into Ancient Science Andreas Vesalius, in 1543, showed that Galen’s anatomy of the body was more animal than human in some of its aspects Galen’s anatomy 129 – 200 C.E.

18. A Brief Foray into Ancient Science Ptolemy’s astronomy Copernicus, in 1543, showed that the Earth revolves around the Sun 90 – 168 C.E.

19. A Brief Foray into Ancient Science Aristotle’s physics Galileo’s observations with a telescope in 1632 indicated that all matter is the same – and follows the same rules 384 – 322 B.C.E.

22. Hand Production: Scribal Culture

24. “ When I read aloud, two senses catch the idea: first, I see what I read; second, I hear it, and therefore I can remember it better.” Abraham Lincoln (1809 – 1865) 16th President of the United States

28. The Culture of Print , Part 2 Presentation by Mindy McAdams University of Florida