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MARLOWE’S TAMBURLAINE (1587) AND ISLAMIC THEOLOGY; pp. 177–201 [PDF]

open access: yesTrames, 2012
Marlowe’s Tamburlaine (1589) is a great Elizabethan Oriental play. Marlowe’s reference to the Qur’ān and the Prophet Muhammad is remarkable in two parts of the play.
Fahd Mohammed Taleb Saeed Al-Olaqi
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Éléments pour une étymologie culturelle de la censure dans l’aire anglophone, du XVIe au XXIe siècle

open access: yesRevue LISA, 2013
The numerous existing critical studies on the phenomenon of censorship underline the epistemological difficulties attached to it as a result of the diversity of censorship cases and their ideological and cultural contexts. When analysing the early modern
Delphine Lemonnier-Texier
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Biblioclasmes

open access: yesBiblioclasmes, 2020
Ceci n’est pas un appel à détruire des livres, ni un atelier de recyclage de livres au rebut, ni une initiation à l’élevage de larves papivores…Ce carnet de recherche est consacré aux menaces, aux destructions et aux éventuelles et paradoxales créations touchant aux livres dans les arts.Il est dirigé par Marine Le Bail et Benoît Tane, responsables du ...
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Biblioclasme : Fragile Guardians of Culture, by N. A. Basbanes

open access: yesGazette du livre médiéval, 2003
Muzerelle Denis, Basbanes Nicholas A. Biblioclasme : Fragile Guardians of Culture, by N. A. Basbanes. In: Gazette du livre médiéval, n°43. Automne 2003. pp. 56-59.
Muzerelle, Denis, Basbanes, Nicholas A.
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Biblioclasm :A Sociocultural Study of Knowledge Destruction and Prevention Through Legal Mechanisms

open access: yesINTERANTIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT
‘Biblioclasm: A Sociocultural Study of Knowledge Destruction and Prevention Through Legal Mechanisms’ explores the complex and multifaceted phenomenon of biblioclasm, the deliberate destruction of books and knowledge repositories, from a sociocultural perspective. This paper explores the causes of biblioclasm, its historical and modern expressions, and
Sayan Sarkar, Mousumi Adak, Chaiti Ghosh
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Letters, Materiality, Biblioclasm [PDF]

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A talk focused on deconstruction as a technique for investigating and understanding the materiality of print. \ud \ud Artists in Print is a day-long event celebrating all things print as part of DCA’s 20th Birthday festivities. Providing an opportunity for artists, academics, theoreticians and historians to consider the issues around print and ...
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Introduction – Biblioclasm & Digital Reconstruction

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Theory and Criticism of Literature and ArtsVolume 6, No. 1 – August 2022 – Special IssueBiblioclasm & Digital ReconstructionELEVEN SCATTERED MANUSCRIPTS DIGITALLY REASSEMBLED THROUGH THE WAYBACK RECOVERY METHOD©Copyright © 2022 RECEPTIO Academic Press LtdDigital Version – ISSN: 2297-1874Print Version – ISSN: 2504-2238RECEPTIO Academic Press Ltd20-22 ...
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Biblioclasm in South Asia - A Sociological

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In the setting of South Asia, this paper tries to examine the phenomena of biblioclasm, the wilfuldestruction of books. This study uses a sociological lens to examine the causes, strategies, and effects ofbiblioclasm in the area by drawing on historical and modern viewpoints.The study explores the instances of biblioclasm, offering light on the complex
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