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    Johannes Brahms was a composer in the third phase of the Romanticism era. He is considered one of the most important composers of the German school in the 19th century although he presents in his works Romantic and Classic characteristics. His music reflects an assimilation of both genders as he incorporates classic forms in a language typically romantic. According to …. ++++(algo de Brahms). However‚ the recuperation of musical elements‚ particularly the classic formalism and the Baroque counterpoint

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    creator of this innovation and the founder of the Project Gutenberg back in 1971. “Well‚ from 1971 to 1988-89 no one paid any attention so it was just me with tilting at windmills‚ but I knew eBooks and eLibraries should be two of the great wonders of an entirely new world‚ so I was never tempted to give up–never. I just had to wait for the world to catch up.” (Michael S. Hart interview‚ 2009‚ November 6) Project Gutenberg is actually a public library full of digital books. It treasures

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    The media has changed the lives of humans since day one. The affect it has made on our lives has changed the life style of humans by forming new cultures. One famous philosopher shows his main concerns with the effect of media and technology and how it influences humans. Marshall McLuhan has introduced different theories to present his beliefs and philosophies on the social media and other technologies. Marshall McLuhan was born in Alberta Canada‚ in the year of 1911. McLuhan attended the University

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    minority until the invention of the print. The history of books in modern times is directly related to the creation of the print‚ in the mid 15th century‚ by Gutenberg. This invention allowed texts to be translated and diffused‚ reaching much wider audiences and narrowing the knowledge gap between different social classes. The first book that Gutenberg printed was the bible‚ which completely revolutionized the way in which religion was regarded by the then illiterate masses‚ and which’s impact was then

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    Chloe Crissey Ms. Capelle ITE 119-03 23 February 2014 End of the Gutenberg Age An eBook is simply a digital book. Digital books can be read on almost any digital device in our technologically advanced society. Whether it be your laptop‚ tablet‚ kindle‚ or even cell phone. eBooks share many of the traditional features of printed books‚ such as cover‚ title pages‚ copyright page‚ tables of contents‚ chapters‚ and the words to fill those chapters. However for the past 564 years‚ the primary source

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    ten years‚ in Europe‚ in America (the whole continent)‚ in Africa‚ and in Asia. With many thanks for their time and their friendship. A short history of ebooks - also called digital books - from the first ebook in 1971 until now‚ with Project Gutenberg‚ Amazon‚ Adobe‚ Mobipocket‚ Google Books‚ the Internet Archive‚ and many others. This book is based on 100 interviews conducted worldwide and thousands of hours of web surfing during ten years. This book is also available in French and Spanish‚ with

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    Johannes Kepler‚ who was born December 27‚ 1571 and died on November 15‚ 1630. He created the three major laws of planetary motion. These three laws are called the Law of Ellipses‚ the Law of Equal Areas‚ and the Law of Harmonies. Kepler’s first law is called the Law of Ellispes or the Law of Orbits. This law states that planets move in elliptical orbits with the sun at one focus. Think of the elliptical shape as a part of a cone. This is the shape of the orbit that becomes an inverse square force

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    computer are: it responds to a specific set of instructions in a well-defined manner and it can execute a prerecorded list of instructions (a program). Global Village is a term closely associated with Marshall McLuhan‚ popularized in his books The Gutenberg Galaxy: The Making of Typographic Man (1962) and Understanding Media (1964). McLuhan described how the globe has been contracted into a village by electric technology[ and the instantaneous movement of information from every quarter to every point

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    Johannes Althusius (about 1563 – August 12‚ 1638) [1] was a German jurist and Calvinist political philosopher. He is best known for his 1603 work‚ "Politica Methodice Digesta‚ Atque Exemplis Sacris et Profanis Illustrata"; revised editions were published in 1610 and 1614. The ideas expressed therein have led many to consider him one of the first true federalists as the greatest intellectual thinker in the early development of federalism in the 16th and 17th centuries and the construction of subsidiarity

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    Johannes Kepler: Life‚ Laws‚ & Impact on Science Johannes Kepler was born the 27th of December 1571 and passed away the 15th of November 1630. He was born in Weil der Stadt in Swabia‚ a small town in Germany‚ and later moved with his family to Leonberg‚ which was a town nearby his birth town. Growing up‚ Kepler was said to be a very sickly child. He had gotten smallpox as a child‚ which crippled him with poor vision‚ and crippled hands for the rest of his life. He was a son to Heinrich Kepler‚ a

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