Sentence examples for print culture from inspiring English sources

Dickinson decided to opt-out of print culture entirely.

One man's mission to preserve print culture by putting it in a giant box.

("That was a piece about an epistemic shift between print culture and digital").

Basically, the Monkey's Paw is a celebration of old print culture, presented in way that resonates with digital-age people".

"Eats, Shoots & Leaves" is really a "decline of print culture" book disguised as a style manual (poorly disguised).

"Japan is a print culture," Russet Lederman, the iniator of the pop-up library, said in an e-mail.

He studied communication in its various forms, from oral traditions to print culture, from manuscripts to cyberspace.

On the third floor, artists are toiling in a makeshift newsroom; on the second, they're dismantling the last traces of print culture.

Howard Jacobson not only set his attack-dog writer-narrator loose on our dumbed-down post-print culture in the glorious dyspeptic arias of Zoo Time (Bloomsbury, £18.99), but made his grumpy hero a classic fool for love.

From physics the pre-print culture spread to related fields like mathematics.

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