bibliodiversity
Sign in to saveBibliodiversity is the cultural diversity applied to the writing and publishing world. Probably born in Latin America, the concept spread broadly in the Spanish and French world during the 1990s. The term is now used frequently by independent publishers, authors and NGOs defending and promoting cultural diversity. "Bibliodiversity" is also the name of an academic journal. The day of 21 September was declared by independent publishers "the Bibliodiversity Day".
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- The concept – origin and dissemination
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Bibliodiversity is the cultural diversity applied to the writing and publishing world. Probably born in Latin America, the concept spread broadly in the Spanish and French world during the 1990s. The term is now used frequently by independent publishers, authors and NGOs defending and promoting cultural diversity. "Bibliodiversity" is also the name of an academic journal. The day of 21 September was declared by independent publishers "the Bibliodiversity Day".
== The concept – origin and dissemination ==
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