The main aim of this paper is to analyze international book fairs in this century and to see to which extend they represent a space of possibilities (economic, cultural, symbolic) for the countries (/cultures/cities) which appear, by reason of their literary production, appear as guests of honor in such fairs. The paper’s hypothesis is that this honor can also be an opportunity to promote the reading of these authors and their cultures ”“national, local, related to a particular canon or not- in a transnational space where translation plays a central role. For this reason, using the methodology of sociology of literature, we examine we use Brazil’s participation in the Salon du Livre de Paris, in 2015 as a case study. The country ...
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The objective of the article is to discuss the results of research carried out jointly with students...
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Abstract The main aim of this paper is to analyze international book fairs in this century and to se...
O objetivo principal deste trabalho é analisar as feiras internacionais do livro no atual século e v...
[EN]This paper analyzes how international book fairs are a conducive place to leam about the dynami...
Written from the perspective of Brazilian and Argentine publishers, this article offers an ethnograp...
Since 1976, Frankfurt Book Fair (FBF) management has pinpointed a focus theme for the fair, ...
Abstract: This research was driven by the observation of efforts, both public and private and intens...
A book fair is a cultural event that constitutes a point of meeting between the offer (publishing p...
As feiras internacionais do livro são extremamente importantes pela luz que jogam sobre a organizaçã...
This working paper examines the role of international book fairs in the global publishing industry, ...
This article provides an analysis of the position of Brazilian literature in France. In fact, it con...
Abstract: This paper investigates the process of internationalisation of Brazilian literature in the...
The present communication intends to discuss the possibilities and the limits in the usage of the li...
Tourism trends show the growth of cultural tourism, an increase in interest in both tangible and int...
The objective of the article is to discuss the results of research carried out jointly with students...
The conditions behind the physical meeting of a writer and a reader have not yet been the object of ...
Abstract The main aim of this paper is to analyze international book fairs in this century and to se...
O objetivo principal deste trabalho é analisar as feiras internacionais do livro no atual século e v...
[EN]This paper analyzes how international book fairs are a conducive place to leam about the dynami...
Written from the perspective of Brazilian and Argentine publishers, this article offers an ethnograp...
Since 1976, Frankfurt Book Fair (FBF) management has pinpointed a focus theme for the fair, ...
Abstract: This research was driven by the observation of efforts, both public and private and intens...
A book fair is a cultural event that constitutes a point of meeting between the offer (publishing p...
As feiras internacionais do livro são extremamente importantes pela luz que jogam sobre a organizaçã...
This working paper examines the role of international book fairs in the global publishing industry, ...
This article provides an analysis of the position of Brazilian literature in France. In fact, it con...
Abstract: This paper investigates the process of internationalisation of Brazilian literature in the...
The present communication intends to discuss the possibilities and the limits in the usage of the li...
Tourism trends show the growth of cultural tourism, an increase in interest in both tangible and int...
The objective of the article is to discuss the results of research carried out jointly with students...
The conditions behind the physical meeting of a writer and a reader have not yet been the object of ...