gutenberg

JOHANN GUTENBURG AND PRINTING MEDIA There used to be a man named Johann Gutenberg. He is a very smart person. He created one of the best inventions in history. He made a printing machine. You can ask what they are printing machines. I will explain it soon. Johann Gutenberg was born in 1399 and is called Genefliesch zur Laden. He was renamed Gutenberg with the name of a wealthy father's family. Gutenberg died in 1464 in Mainz, Germany, where he was born. In his father's footsteps, he first trained a goldsmith in Strasbourg, Germany and in 1434 joined the goldsmith guild.

We learned most of what we did for Gutenberg from court records. He took part in several lawsuits. He may have been trained as a goldsmith, but this is unlikely to become a member of his social class. Gutenberg must have been associating with the local mint through his father and uncle. It will bring him into contact with metal craftsmen. Regardless of this combination, this acts as a catalyst, as Jobs visited Xerox PARC. Prior to Gutenberg's adaptation and establishment, the common idea of ​​mass production of coins did not enter other fields. To coin a coin, a multistep process is required, the first step is to carve the hardened steel punch and push it into a softer material and die from the mold. Pour the metal into the mold to cast the coin. The type can be made in the same way, Gutenberg must be considered, but fewer steps

Portable and book printing is before Gutenberg. The book, history has survived in China, Korea, and Japan for at least hundreds of years ago. However, Gutenberg has its advantages. Thousands of characters are included in these languages, but German, Latin and other Roman alphabets are around 25 letters. Because of these large numbers of characters, printing is more difficult than normal books and removable currencies. In addition to mobile type, some Asian countries have developed block printing, the whole page engraved. This is not as inefficient as logically movable types. Block printing was done before the former Gutenberg in Europe. "We will print the book in the same way that we print in the east, China, Korea and Japan," said Keith Houston, author of the book, The Book of the Book.

Johan Gutenberg invented the printing machine in the 1450's, and the first printed book was the Latin Bible printed in Mainz, Germany. The Gutenberg Bible is surprisingly beautiful as all the leaves printed in Gutenberg will be lit later by hand. Born in "Johann Gensfleisch" (John Gooseflesh), I like to be called "Johann Gutenberg" (John Beautiful Mountain). Ironically, he created something that he considers as the most important invention in history, but Gutenberg dominated his business and was a victim of a poor business partner who punished him is. However, the invention of the mobile printer means that the Bible and the book can ultimately be mass produced in a short period of time. This is extremely important for the success of religious reform.