Bringing Knowledge to the public: a 19th century forger and a 21th century digital library
Author(s): Angeliki Papadopoulou; Kleopatra Kyrtata; Vera Andriopoulou
Publication date: January 14, 2021
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Abstract
Circulation of knowledge has taken many forms in the course of human history. The predominance of digital media at the turn of the 20th century has often been compared to the invention of printing in the Renaissance, because of the way the spread of knowledge and information has been revolutionized.
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