Scribes, Script, and Books (ALA Classics)
by Leila Avrin
Scribes, Script, and Books offers a historical examination of writing and book traditions. Leila Avrin explores the roles of scribes, the development of scripts, and the changing forms of books, making this a useful reference for readers interested in bibliography, libraries, and the history of written culture.
About This Book
Scribes, Script, and Books examines the history of written and book-making traditions.
The book focuses on the relationship between scribes, scripts, and the physical forms of books.
Leila Avrin presents the subject as a study of cultural and bibliographic development.
This edition is suited to readers interested in books, writing, libraries, and the history of recorded knowledge.
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