A Re-reading of the meeting between the History of Book and the History of Reading. (Reflections from Librarianship/Information Science)
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Library History, History of the Book, Book History, History of Reading, New History of the Book, New Library History, New Book History.
Abstract
In this article a re-reading of the present convergence of several fields of study: The New History of Culture; the History of Book and the Libraries; the Bibliography; the History of Reading, among other areas related to the universe of printed culture. Reflections derived from that phenomenon are articulated from a particular discipline: Library and Information Science. The work is developed in two different parts that are strongly related: The «Meeting between the History of Book and the History of Reading», and a set of «Reflections on the New History of Book and of the LibrariesDownloads
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2013-12-01
How to Cite
Parada, A. E. (2013). A Re-reading of the meeting between the History of Book and the History of Reading. (Reflections from Librarianship/Information Science). Información, Cultura Y Sociedad, (23), 91-115. https://doi.org/10.34096/ics.i23.747
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