what is the meaning of 'tremble, therefore, tyrants of the world! Tremble before the virtual writer! '
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a. Since in the 18th century, the advent of printing press was considered to be the most powerful engine in forming and expressing public opinion.
b. It helped in spreading the ideas of Enlightenment thinkers that questioned age old customs traditions of society and based on their thinking of reason and rationality
c. Print media it was felt created conditions for french revolution as it not only made people aware but also unified them culminating in a mass movement against the despotic rule of the state and the authority of the church.
d. This statement thus explained that, now tyranny will no longer be prevalent and that books will instil fear amongst the tyrants who are ruling across the world as the virtual writer with his power of pen will create awareness amongst the people who will then collectively act against despotic regime.
e. With print media, people will encourage open dialogue and discussion and will question the existing social order, with writers mocking the very institution of monarchy and questioning their legitimacy.
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b. It helped in spreading the ideas of Enlightenment thinkers that questioned age old customs traditions of society and based on their thinking of reason and rationality
c. Print media it was felt created conditions for french revolution as it not only made people aware but also unified them culminating in a mass movement against the despotic rule of the state and the authority of the church.
d. This statement thus explained that, now tyranny will no longer be prevalent and that books will instil fear amongst the tyrants who are ruling across the world as the virtual writer with his power of pen will create awareness amongst the people who will then collectively act against despotic regime.
e. With print media, people will encourage open dialogue and discussion and will question the existing social order, with writers mocking the very institution of monarchy and questioning their legitimacy.
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The statement by the French dramatist Louise-Sebastien Mercier emphasizes the power of print media. Even in the eighteenth century, he realized the power of print media in shaping public opinion and harnessing progress. According to him, it can overthrow despotism. He himself was an avid reader and his love for reading is quite evident in most of his novels since his heroes are transformed by the act of reading. To give voice to his belief in the power of print media he proclaimed, "Tremble, therefore, tyrants of the world; tremble before the virtual writer ".
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