Resenha: Um mundo sem livros e sem livrarias?

IF 0.8 0 LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS

Texto Livre-Linguagem e Tecnologia Pub Date : 2021-11-26 DOI:10.35699/1983-3652.2022.36123

José Teófilo de Carvalho

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Abstract

Um mundo sem livros e sem livrarias? é o título do livro mais recente de Roger Chartier, lançado no Brasil pela Editora Letraviva. Coordenado por Guiomar de Grammont, que escreve também o prefácio, a obra reúne artigos de conferências e de pesquisas desse conhecido autor francês. O livro contém prefácio, seis capítulos — a maioria escrito em português — e epílogo com análises de pesquisas publicadas recentemente nos mercados editoriais francês, norte-americano e brasileiro.

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点评:一个没有书和书店的世界?

一个没有书和书店的世界?这是Roger Chartier最近的一本书的标题，由Editora Letraviva在巴西出版。这本书由同样撰写序言的吉奥马尔·德·格拉蒙特(Guiomar de Grammont)协调，汇集了这位著名法国作家的会议和研究文章。这本书包含了前言，六章(大部分是用葡萄牙语写的)和尾声，分析了最近在法国、美国和巴西出版市场发表的研究。

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1.10

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16.70%

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审稿时长

5 weeks

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