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Print technology played a crucial role in the preservation of Shakespeare's plays from "summary" of Shakespeare and the Book by David Scott Kastan,George M Bodman Professor of English David Scott Kastan

Print technology revolutionized the way Shakespeare's plays were produced and circulated during his time. Before the advent of printing, plays were primarily shared through handwritten manuscripts, making them vulnerable to loss or damage. With the introduction of printing presses, Shakespeare's works could be reproduced quickly and efficiently, ensuring their widespread dissemination and preservation for future generations. The availability of printed copies allowed Shakespeare's plays to reach a larger audience than ever before. Readers and theater companies across England and beyond could access his works without the need for expensive handwritten copies. This increased accessibility played a crucial role in popularizing Shakespeare's plays and solidifying his reputation as a prominent playwright of his time. Furthermo...
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    Shakespeare and the Book

    David Scott Kastan

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