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The document traces the history of the book from early clay tablets and cuneiform writing used by Sumerians in 3500 BC, to papyrus scrolls developed in Egypt in 2400 BC, to the modern paperback novels and e-readers. Key developments include the Greeks perfecting parchment in 500-200 BC, the Chinese inventing paper in 105 AD, Johannes Gutenberg inventing the printing press using movable type in 1455, and the introduction of paperback novels in the 19th century which led to the modern e-readers.
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This document provides a detailed history of the development of books and writing materials from 3500 BC to the present day. It describes the earliest known written symbols on Sumerian clay tablets from 3500 BC. Papyrus scrolls dating to 2400 BC were found in Egypt. Around 600 BC, a more standardized left-to-right writing system emerged in the Mediterranean. Parchment and wax tablets were developed as early writing materials. In 105 AD, Cai Lun invented papermaking in China. The first printed book was created in China in 868 AD using block printing. Johannes Gutenberg developed the printing press and movable type in 1455, leading to the Gutenberg Bible and the printing revolution. Cheap mass-
Evolution of book presentation
The document traces the history of the book from early clay tablets and cuneiform writing used by Sumerians in 3500 BC, to papyrus scrolls developed in Egypt in 2400 BC, to the modern paperback novels and e-readers. Key developments include the Greeks perfecting parchment in 500-200 BC, the Chinese inventing paper in 105 AD, Gutenberg introducing the printing press with movable type in 1455, and paperback novels emerging in the 19th century.
El papel y su historia
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Plasticos
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Same 2013
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Propuesta secundaria 2013 SAME 2013
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índice y editorial
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Literatura
Este poema explora el deseo de la autora de dejar de ser humana y en cambio convertirse en diferentes elementos de la naturaleza como el aire, el agua o una rosa. La autora describe cómo le gustaría sentirse libre al moverse con el viento o tocar los labios de alguien de forma suave como el aire. También expresa el deseo de reflejarse en el agua y de ser una rosa hermosa que alguien pueda sostener y oler. Sin embargo, al final se da cuenta de que solo desea esto para estar cerca de
Literatura
Este poema explora el deseo de la autora de dejar de ser humana y en cambio convertirse en diferentes elementos de la naturaleza como el aire, el agua o una rosa. La autora describe cómo le gustaría sentirse libre al moverse con el viento o tocar los labios de alguien de forma suave como el aire. También expresa el deseo de reflejarse en el agua y ser parte del mundo marino de alguien. Finalmente, reconoce que sus sueños de dejar de ser humana surgen del anhelo de estar cerca de otra
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Generación del 27
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Generación del 27
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Historia de la informatica
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Evolution of book questionaire
- 1. The History of the Book
- 2. Clay Tablets/Cuneiform 3500 B.C. Sumerians
- 3. Papyrus Scrolls 2400 B.C. in Egypt
- 4. Parchment 500-200 B.C. perfected by the Greeks
- 5. Wax Tablets 200 B.C. developed by the Greeks and Romans
- 6. The Paper Revolution A.D. 105 Invented in China
- 8. First Printed Book A.D. 868 - Printed in China
- 9. First Moveable Type A.D. 1041-1230
- 10. Gutenberg Printing Press A.D. 1455
- 12. E-Readers