The social life of ink : culture, wonder, and our relationship with the written word / Ted Bishop

This work explores the global history and cultural significance of ink, from ancient manuscripts to the modern ballpoint pen. It examines how the medium has influenced political power, social bonds, and artistic expression across diverse civilisations.

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Drawing/Graphic arts/Art/Arts History Ink -- social aspects/Writing materials and instruments/Office equipment and supplies/Industrial equipment/Machinery/Technology/Science Ink/Writing materials and instruments/Office equipment and supplies/Industrial equipment/Machinery/Technology/Science Literature/Philology Writing/Language and languages/Communication/Sociology/Social sciences/Civilisation