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===Print Capitalism=== *Book-publishing services searched for markets, initially Europe (Latin) '''Expanded due to three reasons:''' #Change in Latin #Impact of the Reformation (really promoted the print market) #Slow and uneven spread of vernaculars as tools for administrative centralization (there was no systematic imposition of language) '''Print languages laid the groundwork for national consciousness in three ways:''' #Unified fields of exchange and communications through print and paper: allowed people to grow aware of their thousands of people in their language field, connected through print #Fixity to language: printed books kept a permanent form, were not unconsciously modernized #Languages of power: dominant languages in print gained power
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