The book progresses chronologically, beginning with the Chinese origins of paper and then moves to medieval advancements and the impact of the Industrial Revolution. Each stage is examined through the lens of technological and social change. What makes this book unique is its comprehensive survey of papermaking, integrating historical accounts with technological analyses. This interdisciplinary approach provides a holistic understanding of paper's significance across history, material science, and even art history.
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