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Gutenberg galaxy: a standalone construct

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an account, from McLuhan, of how alphabetic writing and print reshaped perception and thought toward linear, visual and individualist habits.

In book history, Gutenberg galaxy refers to an account, from McLuhan, of how alphabetic writing and print reshaped perception and thought toward linear, visual and individualist habits. This meaning comes from McLuhan (1962) in The Gutenberg Galaxy.[1]

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  1. McLuhan, M. (1962). The Gutenberg Galaxy. Econ Verlag. ISBN 9781442612693

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