One of the Printing Press’ oft overlooked side effects receives its well-deserved attention in this illuminating podcast on the advent of page numbers.
One of the Printing Press’ oft overlooked side effects receives its well-deserved attention in this illuminating podcast on the advent of page numbers.
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An observation: page numbers are related to place in a stable object, and therefore references the incarnate. By contrast, a time marker in an audio file coming wirelessly from a distant server is no place and not a material object, part of the formal cause experience of the discarnate.