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Title:	Lingua Franca: The History of the Book in Translation
Full text online since:	Issue 1, 2015
Subject Area:	Library and Information Science History Computer science Catalogues, General databases Linguistics and Literature Studies Newspapers, Journals
Subject Heading:	Buchwissenschaft
Website:	https://www.sharpweb.org/linguafranca/
Publisher:	SHARP the Society for the History of Authorship, Reading and Publishing
Frequency (of publication):	Volltext, nur online
Cost:	kostenlos
ISSN (Online edition):	2475-1367
Additional information:	Lingua Franca is a publication of SHARP the Society for the History of Authorship, Reading and Publishing. Lingua Franca is an annual electronic journal devoted to the best international research on book history, translated into English. It will address all aspects of book history, including the composition, mediation, reception, survival, and transformation of written communication in material forms from marks on stone to new media. Perspectives range from the individual reader to the transnational communication network. Lingua Franca translates and publishes both new work and work which has already appeared in languages other than English. Lingua Franca is a scholarly, open access journal; work published elsewhere must already have been peer reviewed, and original unpublished work will be peer reviewed by Lingua Franca.
ZDB Number:	2999973-X
EZB-ID:	461196

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