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January - Volume 41, Pages 1 - 148
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Volume 42
April 1993
ISSN 0734-6018
EISSN 1533-855X
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Special Issue: Future Libraries
Introduction
R. Howard Bloch
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Carla Hesse
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The Places of Books in the Age of Electronic Reproduction
Geoffrey Nunberg
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Libraries without Walls
Roger Chartier
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Copyright without Walls?: Speculations on Literary Property in the Library of the Future
Jane C. Ginsburg
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History, Philosophy, and Ambitions of the Bibliothèque de France
Dominique Jamet
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Helene Waysbord
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New Orders of Knowledge, New Technologies of Reading
Gérald Grunberg
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Alain Giffard
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My Everydays
Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie
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R. Howard Bloch
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The Libraries of Eastern Europe: Information and Democracy
Prosser Gifford
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Note
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A Civic Library for San Francisco
Cathy Simon
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Books in Space: Tradition and Transparency in the Bibliothèque de France
Anthony Vidler
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