El emperador y los ríos. Religión, ingeniería y política en el Imperio Romano

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La historia del libro universal ha venido siendo una historia en masculino, prácticamente desde los orígenes. El estudio de los talleres de imprenta, de la edición de libros, de las librerías e incluso de las bibliotecas se desarrollaba entre rudos personajes que manejaban las prensas, hábiles negociantes que identificaban las obras que habrían de producir beneficios, concienzudos artesanos que encuadernaban y vendían el libro, e intelectuales que lo coleccionaban y, posiblemente, leían. Todos, o casi todos, hombres. Sin embargo, desde hace algún tiempo la investigación ha...

Section 17 (American Prehistory). President of the Section: Sergio Purin Acts of the XIVth UISPP Congress, University of Liège, Belgium, 2-8 September 2001.