"Not everyone welcomed the printed book and those who did also had fears about it. " justify by giving three arguments
Answers
Answered by
9
because it was thought to be as a medium for spreading rumours and also various thoughts which might enraged that time scholars.It was preety to be assumed as bringing civilisation and a part of social conventions about it
Answered by
5
The three main reasons why many people welcomed the printed book and those did were also worried about its impact. Following are the ideas why many of them worried about the impact of the increasing readership of novels or printed books:
1. The novels took away people from their real surroundings to an imaginative world.
2. Novels or printed books could easily corrupt the thoughts of people; therefore, women and children were advised not to read novels.
3. Men were skeptical of females reading or composing novels. This mistrust cut across societies. Many thought women would grow stubborn and refuse to adhere to customs.
Similar questions