Libraries in the ancient world, by Lionel Cason

Libraries in the ancient world: a journey in the history of civilizations and the civilizations of books Description: This book is considered one of the early studies that seriously address libraries in the ancient world, providing a comprehensive and inclusive view of the development of libraries and their role throughout the ages. The book features a strong methodology and an integrated vision that highlights these cultural institutions. Features: - Comprehensive chronological journey: The book delves into the development of libraries from the third millennium BC until the beginnings of the Byzantine era in the 4th and 5th centuries. - Holistic approach: The book covers various aspects such as the content of libraries, the audience of readers, and the processes of book acquisition and classification. - Deep insight: The book raises questions about the content of ancient libraries and their target audiences, opening horizons for subsequent studies and research. Specifications: - Author: Lionel Cason - Number of pages: 212 - Cover type: Paperback - Language: Arabic Recommendations: "Libraries in the ancient world" is considered an important source for understanding the development of libraries across ages, and provides an opportunity for interested readers in the history of civilizations to explore different aspects of this cultural journey.