«Questo matrimonio s’ha da fare»: philology and editorial board
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.13130/2499-6637/6969Keywords:
philology, publishing, editorial practices, critical editions, scholarly editions, publishers, readers,Abstract
Even though conceptually close, it is a fact that the world of publishers and the world of scholars are still very different. They pursue different purposes: while publishers’ goal is trade, scholars’ aim is to provide correct texts. Readers, instead, have gradually become less demanding, because they got used to low quality books. Texts are a common good, a cultural and social instrument of growth: it is necessary to spread this idea to the new generations.Downloads
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