The end of the book is what never ceases to die (1841 - 1930)

End of the book: What does not die is dying (1841 – 1930) – Charles Nodieh The book "End of the Book" by the French thinker Charles Nodieh falls within philosophy and thought, and discusses the transformations of the concept of the book and reading in modern history. Book information: Category: Philosophy and thought Author: Charles Nodieh Translator: Mohamed Ait Hanna Number of pages: 125 pages Language: Arabic Weight: 0.146 kg Publishing house: Book Club Publications ISBN: 9786030563395 Product number: 0100500022 Author's message The book does not die… but its form changes over time. Detailed description The book discusses the transformations of the book as a cultural concept between 1841 and 1930, and analyzes the relationship between printing and knowledge with social changes. It is considered one of the most prominent books on the history of ideas and publishing in European thought. Main topics the book focuses on: • History of the book and publishing • Cultural transformations • Relationship between knowledge and technology • The future of reading Reader reviews: • A short and focused study. • Useful for those interested in the history of the book. • Deep philosophical and cultural discussion.