The social history of knowledge part two

A brief about the book Social History of Knowledge 2 - Peter Burke: Peter Burke in this work focuses on tracing social transformations in knowledge since the Enlightenment era to the Internet era, and analyzes how the forms of knowledge and methods of organizing and exchanging it have changed over time. It begins with Diderot's Encyclopédie as a symbol of systematic knowledge in the eighteenth century, and ends with Wikipedia as an example of participatory and flexible knowledge in the digital age.