L' argent et les lettres
histoire du capitalisme d'édition, 1880-1920
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Word Count
137,250 words, Guess
Page Count
549 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL2249524M
- ISBN-102213022232
- OCLC Control Number20825195
- Library of Congress Control Number89125429
- Goodreads2985179
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- LibraryThing8071622
Classifications
- DDC070.5/0944
- LCCZ303 .M65 1988
Description
The period of 1880-1920 saw publishing in France move from an era of great editors to an era of great publishing houses. Although the early days of publishing are often seen as a golden age when publishers cared more about literary masterpieces than financial gain, in reality publishing has always been a capitalist enterprise. This study examines the history of publishing in France from 1880 to 1920, focusing on how the financial aspects of publishing affected editors, publishing houses, and authors.
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