ABC: The Alphabetization of the Popular Mind"Our efforts to understand the effect that parchment and seal, ink and pen had on worldview eight hundred years ago led us to the discovery of a paradox: literacy is threatened as much by modern education as by modern communication - and yet, adverse as the side effects of compulsory literacy have been for most of our contemporaries, literacy is still the only bulwark against the dissolution of language into 'information systems'." -- Back cover. |
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第 95 頁
The plague has thus begun, its reality contained in the first Bill of Plague posted
at various places around the parish. From this point on, no rumor, no piece of
information transmitted orally can counter the truth of the written reports. Few
people ...
The plague has thus begun, its reality contained in the first Bill of Plague posted
at various places around the parish. From this point on, no rumor, no piece of
information transmitted orally can counter the truth of the written reports. Few
people ...
第 96 頁
count with other "historical" accounts of the plague and the numbers all differ.
Knowing that he is writing both fiction and history, Defoe can call into question
the notion of truth. His literary task is in some ways more difficult, in some ways
easier, ...
count with other "historical" accounts of the plague and the numbers all differ.
Knowing that he is writing both fiction and history, Defoe can call into question
the notion of truth. His literary task is in some ways more difficult, in some ways
easier, ...
第 98 頁
For at the same time that he establishes the validity of the word, he also distrusts
it, and so undercuts it by associating it metaphorically with the plague. This might
have been more apparent for an eighteenth-century reader than for a modern ...
For at the same time that he establishes the validity of the word, he also distrusts
it, and so undercuts it by associating it metaphorically with the plague. This might
have been more apparent for an eighteenth-century reader than for a modern ...
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The alphabetization of the popular mind
用戶評語 - Not Available - Book VerdictThe authors argue that the relation that has bound speaker to speech and made discourse whole and meaningful disintegrated with the invention of the alphabet, leaving streams of separate words ... 閱讀評論全文
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書目資訊
| 書名 | ABC: The Alphabetization of the Popular Mind |
| 作者 | Ivan Illich, Barry Sanders |
| 出版者 | Boyars, 1988 |
| 來源： | 印第安那大學 |
| 已數位化 | 2009年12月17日 |
| ISBN | 0714528919, 9780714528915 |
| 頁數 | 166 頁 |
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