Titre | Découverte du fonds Q10 de la BnF |
Type de publication | Article de colloque/conférence |
Année de publication | 2016 |
Auteurs | Marie Galvez, Jean-Dominique Mellot |
Nom du colloque | Languages of the Book / Les langues du livre : 24th annual conference of the Society for the History of Authorship, Reading & Publishing (SHARP) |
Date de la réunion | 2016/07/18 |
Organisateur | Society for the History of Authorship, Reading & Publishing (SHARP) |
Lieu du colloque | Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, site François-Mitterrand, Salle 70 |
Résumé | The French National Library owns one of the most significant collection of publishers’ and booksellers’ catalogs in Europe. Libraries to have built holdings of such documents are few and far between, mainly because they were fragile, being printed on low quality paper, and considered as mere advertising ephemera. However, these catalogues, dating from the sixteenth century to the present and from all around the world, are precious research resources in understanding the book trade and publishing and reading history. They are vital resources for scholars interested in bibliography, book history, and literary and cultural history. The workshop will draw on concrete examples to illustrate how the French National Library founded the collection at the end of the nineteenth century, and how it continues to grow thanks to concerted efforts to collect, preserve, catalog, and promote this unique collection. |
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decouverte du fonds q10 de la bnf languages of the book les langues du livre 24th annual conference of the society for the history of authorship reading publishing sharp 20160718 pthe french national library owns one of the most significant collection of publishers and booksellers catalogs in europe libraries to have built holdings of such documents are few and far between mainly because they were fragile being printed on low quality paper and considered as mere advertising ephemera however these catalogues dating from the sixteenth century to the present and from all around the world are precious research resources in understanding the book trade and publishing and reading history they are vital resources for scholars interested in bibliography book history and literary and cultural history the workshop will draw on concrete examples to illustrate how the french national library founded the collection at the end of the nineteenth century and how it continues to grow thanks to concerted efforts to collect preserve catalog and promote this unique collectionp paris bibliotheque nationale de france site francoismitterrand salle 70 marie galvez jeandominique mellot