A New Reading Public Video Lecture - Crash Course: Class 10

hello friends today and discuss the
chapter of print culture in the modern
world and today we're gonna discuss the
reading public you might have seen the
people sitting around the corner and
starting talking their book and then
they start reading their books so was
this their know their times as well no
it was not there before the age of pens
people did not reach individually and
silently they they lived in the world of
oral culture you know they used to see a
stool they used to help stories together
they used to see a performance they used
to have balance they used to hear you
know you know they used to help palates
and folktales narrators they could not
read most of them could not read and
moreover the books weren't very
expensive and you know could not be
produced in large numbers so what
happened in the age of print with the
age of print the labor and the time time
required to produce each book came down
so much about copies could be produced
with these and now more people started
to engage in reading battalions as I
have already told you it was not like
that the people used to live in the
world of old culture and you know these
two what they used to do this is I'm
explaining the point by point in the
whole culture what they used to do was
that you know they used to live in the
world of oral culture and they used to
hear folk tales need narrated balance
recited and you know story is told and
they used to see our performance
together our stage performance together
and you know then I used to read
silently
because the books were very expensive
and
not been reduced in sufficient number in
the second paragraph we're gonna talk
about you know the you know the
transition after the printing culture
when the print came in there was a
transition of course but the transition
was not so simple so you know the
transition was not so simple because
till the 20th century the literacy level
in in most of the European states or
very low they were video you know you
don't so in the let literacy level was
low the people do not read books of
course so how could the you know the
publishers persuade the people to
welcome the new print for this they had
to keep in mind that they had to reach
to wider circle of people so what what
did you used to do is that they used to
print you know common Dalits famous
ballots and folk tales which would be
profusely Illustrated and many nice knee
you know not ancient and they use this
used to be sung at village gatherings
and they used to be you know them they
have to be storytellers used to tell the
story is the folk tales as you know
travels travels are the places where
people need to drink alcohol and to be
soft food and even exchange news so they
they used to meet and they used to hair
to stories so there was a transition of
course but you know there the line that
was separating the reading and the
hearing culture became blurred and oral
culture enjoyed print and printed
material was overly transmitted so there
was a little transition not normal but
of course print most welcomes and you
know the publishers first pursued it the
people to welcome to Pete I hope that
your manuscript this chapter and thank
you
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