
The UNESCO Courier issues on books
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“Those who say that the book offers a more intimate and less mediatized form of communication with the reader are right – there is no need to click on a mouse to plunge in”, says Antonio Skármeta in an article recently published in The UNESCO Courier. Other famous novelists, such as Jorge Adoum, Miguel Angel Asturias, Marshall McLuhan, Alejo Carpentier, Le Clézio, André Maurois, Alberto Moravia, Luis Sepúlveda talk also about the same passion: books!
Read theirs texts and discover our selection of articles on copyright issues. In the very first UNESCO Courier issue, published in February 1948, you will see how and why The Universal Copyright Convention was born.
Special issues on books
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Book, dear friend, 1972
Articles on books
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UNESCO's secret; A True likeness? Portraits of women in young people's literature, 1997
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The New library of Alexandria: 'Alexandrina nova', a star is born, 1995
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The Cartoon boom, 1992
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An Open book: a Soviet recipe for promoting the reading habit, 1987
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Islam's holy book, 1981
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Books for all, 1977
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The Image and the word, by Alberto Moravia, 1972
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Book, dear friend, 1972
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The Art of the book, China: new discoveries of ancient treasures, 1972
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China, true birthplace of paper, printing and movable type, 1972
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Over a million waterlogged books and manuscripts (Venice), 1967
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Unesco art pocket books: a new venture in art publishing, 1963
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The Continuing barrier; translation and East-West communications, 1963
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Bridges between East and West; an analysis of 'Index Translationum', 1958
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Munich: international weather vane for children's books, 1955
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Germany: largest and most varied producer of book translations, 1953
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Index translationum: a "Bible" for publishers, writers and translators, 1949
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Low-priced books: a neglected medium of mass communication, 1948
Articles on copyright
Many other articles on books are available in other issues. Do a keyword search to find them.