One book titled after this man suggests that there exists a metaphysical relationship between reading and the reader.
Peter Burke's A Social History of Knowledge begins with an analysis of this man's achievements. One book titled after this man suggests that there exists a metaphysical relationship between reading and the reader. That book was written by Sven Birkerts and discusses the "fate of reading in the electronic age." Another book titled after this man suggests that the moving image and multimedia have lead to a "grammatology of the video" that the author terms teleliteracy. In that work titled after this thinker, the author advances the idea that "the medium is the message." He titles a work about "the making of typographic man" that was written by Marshall McLuhan. For 10 points, name this German who ushered in the knowledge-based society with the printing of his namesake Bible.
Peter Burke's A Social History of Knowledge begins with an analysis of this man's achievements.
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