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bibliophily

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bibliophilism, bibliophily
a love for books, especially for first or fine editions. — bibliophile, bibliophilist, n. — bibliophilic, adj.
See also: Books
zeal for collecting books.
See also: Collections and Collecting
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9) Bibliophily and subsidised scholarship found a way to go hand in hand with the possibilities and limitations of commerce and the economics of publishing.
The hand in the machine: facsimiles, libraries and the politics of ... by McKitterick, David / The La Trobe Journal
Examples of such cinematic bibliophily might include the fetishizing of libraries, illuminated books, parchment maps, quills, and ink in Time Warner's film adaptations of book favorites Harry Potter and The Lord of the Rings (Murray, "A Book"; Jenkins 169-205).
Materializing adaptation theory: the adaptation industry by Murray, Simone / Literature-Film Quarterly
 
 
 
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