Übersetzung für "Buchkultur" in Englisch

This sub-exhibition shows the book culture of late medieval and early modern Europe.

The permanent exhibition received the "Antiquaria-Preis for Buchkultur " on 24 January 2013.

The old book culture maintained that knowledge was the key to performance.

The collegiate library with its century old book culture can be toured daily by the public.

She is frequently invited to take part in discussions about literary culture in the new media.

In the Burgundian court he had already come in contact with the most highly developed book culture whose innovation was admired by all.

Karl Franke with his followers tries to lead back the remainders of the ‘millennial’ book culture on typographical usability.

Unfortunately, the Ariane Programme has got lost in the labyrinths and we have been waiting for months and months for a solution even though this is about a subject as important as the culture of books and the ways of making it easier to read European authors in different European languages, the languages of European citizens.

I think that books deserve more support and that it would be very positive if we approved the amendment which has been tabled to increase the budget for the whole European Union to 5.25 MECU.

As scholars and teachers, Innis and McLuhan shared a similar dilemma since both argued that book culture tended to produce fixed points of view and homogeneity of thought; yet both produced many books.

We will be guiding you through the chapters of book and media history in three sections with ten questions each: Script and Writing, Book Culture and Digital World.

In doing this I allow myself to be guided by the assumption that the World Wide Web is a medium in which the subconscious disorderliness hidden by the book culture and which was taken by Welsch as his subject, comes explicitly to light.

These can be described as paradigm shifts from semi-oral cultures to the culture of books, then mass media and now digital media cultures.

The Soncino Society was founded in 1924 as an offshoot of this movement, absorbing the impulses of the German book art movement and transferring it to Jewish book culture.

Under this project, both the Low German book culture and the history of the Hanseatic League as well as the impressive brick archi- tecture were explained to visitors.

The third maxim of pragmatic media philosophy states that it is only when we move within a medium which structurally permits the pragmatic character of our sign usage to become clear that both philosophy and common sense will be freed from the representationalist confusions which held it captive in the media conditions of book culture.

Such processes for gaining an overview, as were developed in the book culture over centuries past (Clausberg 1994: 5-9), are still in the developing stage within the hypertext system.

The flourishing book culture in the Middle East of the ninth century, supported by the introduction of the paper and the development of Arabic as a cosmopolitan language, caused profound transformations in knowledge, teaching, and publishing practices, and throughout the literary work, all of which had previously been oral.

In fact, the novel is »moving, touching, poetic, captivating« and develops a »quiet force« as one reads it (Buchkultur).

The collection of occidental book bindings spans a period of over a thousand years, encompassing bindings from the outset of the Middle-European book culture to the time of the Carolingians, up to artists' books of the 20th century.

It showcases its valuable collections and promotes the culture of books, reading and music by regularly staging readings, exhibitions, lectures and concerts. It houses over 30 million media units and attracts roughly 220,000 visitors to its two sites with its collections and rich and varied programme of events.

The commemorative publication "Bücher - Zeichen - Wissensnetze " presents a vivid mosaic of acknowledgements, messages of greeting, essays and an academic chronology of the museum on one of the oldest collections of book culture in the field, and one of the most important in the world in terms of the scope and quality of the collections.

The aims of the Association are to unify the best traditions of the universal book culture and fine arts, to elaborate the history of Hungarian artists' books, to develop it further in an artistic manner and to inherit this intellectual treasure to future generations.

The Hebrew text of the Old Testament in CB 21 originated in Moorish Spain: Al-Andalus. Unlike most similar surviving manuscripts, it does not belong to the Ashkenazic tradition, but is instead an artifact of the Sephardic book culture of the 13th century.

In Ancient Greece and Rome, alphabetic script permeated the oral culture, gave strong new impulses to the political leadership and intellectual life and led to the development of book culture.

Deriving from the framework of book works, the major goal of the Association is the unification of the best traditions of the universal book culture and fine arts, the special formulation of our world through individual artist's works and its preservation for future generations.