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Burning the Books
Book • 2020
Burning the Books by Richard Ovenden delves into the history of the intentional destruction of knowledge, from ancient Alexandria to contemporary Sarajevo.
It examines the motivations behind these acts and highlights the efforts of librarians and archivists to preserve information.
The book also addresses the challenges of the digital age, where knowledge is increasingly controlled by private entities.
It examines the motivations behind these acts and highlights the efforts of librarians and archivists to preserve information.
The book also addresses the challenges of the digital age, where knowledge is increasingly controlled by private entities.
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Carla Cremer

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