LES RAISONS DU LIVRE. DU STATUT DE L’OEUVRE ÉCRITE À LA FIGURATION DU SYMBOLE (XIIE - XVIIE SIÈCLES)

These studies, ranging from the 12th to the 17th century, analyze the new path that the book as physical object (both a repository for knowledge and a symbol of authority) had to clear for itself with the rise of the vernacular novel. They also tackle the book as a motif in literature and (mostly religious) imagery.

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