The paradigm shift is define as a radical transition from one way of believing to another. scientific progress is not evolutionery, but somewhat is a group of intervals interrupted by logically changes, and in those revolutions one abstract system view is replaced by another.
Printing had a direct involvement in the paradigm shift. The printing of books affected the change of the culture of people which in turn brought about the scientific revolution. Books became available, Gutenberg’s Bible print allowed many people to access it. attitudes changed as people became relieved from church. However, it did not come without criticeism. Critices were afraid that printed books could spread lies and corruption to readers.
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It led to the spread of ideas like the development of a monorchy government. The governing system was very common in Europe. Printing helped spread the word of its success to other regions that had not practiced it. The documentation of monarchy system played a huge role in forming the basis of the government in place now in the United States and other many countries.
With the introduction of printing, the society stopped relying on word of mouth. The message became more accurate and easy to access. The biggest impact socially was that it sped up the Rising culture. it led to improvement in Architcture, art, and the general way people thought changed in positive way. Besides, it contributed big to the spread of Christianity. people had access to Bibles cheaply and. Before printing appeared, they depended on manoscripts handwritten by monks. Getting access to the documents was almost impossible to them.
Printing also had a direct improvment to the growth of education practices. With the introduction of printing, books became teaching machines. Unlike before where learning involved cramming a manoscript, one could learn slowly without any pressure from the available prints. Copies made documents look like crude teaching
Printing had a direct involvement in the paradigm shift. The printing of books affected the change of the culture of people which in turn brought about the scientific revolution. Books became available, Gutenberg’s Bible print allowed many people to access it. attitudes changed as people became relieved from church. However, it did not come without criticeism. Critices were afraid that printed books could spread lies and corruption to readers.
Printing is important in …show more content…
It led to the spread of ideas like the development of a monorchy government. The governing system was very common in Europe. Printing helped spread the word of its success to other regions that had not practiced it. The documentation of monarchy system played a huge role in forming the basis of the government in place now in the United States and other many countries.
With the introduction of printing, the society stopped relying on word of mouth. The message became more accurate and easy to access. The biggest impact socially was that it sped up the Rising culture. it led to improvement in Architcture, art, and the general way people thought changed in positive way. Besides, it contributed big to the spread of Christianity. people had access to Bibles cheaply and. Before printing appeared, they depended on manoscripts handwritten by monks. Getting access to the documents was almost impossible to them.
Printing also had a direct improvment to the growth of education practices. With the introduction of printing, books became teaching machines. Unlike before where learning involved cramming a manoscript, one could learn slowly without any pressure from the available prints. Copies made documents look like crude teaching