Titlebook: Book Markets in Mediterranean Europe and Latin America; Institutions and Str Montserrat Cachero,Natalia Maillard-álvarez Book 2023 The Edit

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-43979-2udy the Catholic Church’s publishing activity, from the introduction of the printing press in the Iberian Peninsula to the Council of Trent. Throughout the period analysed, sources confirm a clear evolution, departing from the obligation to purchase these books to their inclusion in the commercial system, building up a market for liturgical texts.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-43979-2d the books coming from Catholic territories increased the risk of doctrinal manipulation..The purpose of this chapter is to study to what extent printing could be one of the propaganda tools in the struggle between Rome and Constantinople, and to analyse the role of the clergy in this context.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-43979-2od is based on the comparison of different inquisitorial officers in the ports of Cadiz, El?Puerto de?Santa María, Seville and the city of Madrid, in the eighteenth century. The purpose is to understand their different behaviour in a process that was supposed to be centralised and standardised.

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Introduction: The Circulation of Books During the Early Modern Period: Contexts and Perspectives,ntrol of books during the Early Modern Period in two geographical areas strongly connected, although unevenly studied by scholars: Mediterranean Europe and Latin America.It is well known that books were protected and, at the same time, were closely monitored by the authorities because they were awar

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A Pious Privilege: Printing for Hospitals and Orphanages Across the Spanish Empireclusive permission was necessary to print the bestsellers of the time, especially educational titles, such as grammar books (.)?and primers?(.). Pursuant to a philanthropic spirit, the Spanish Crown promoted hospitals and orphanages as beneficiaries of the book market. This chapter explores how prin

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Serving the Church, Feeding the Academia: The Giunta and Their Market-Oriented Approach to European ishers built a career on a formalised relationship with them. The successful contracted dealer or printer was granted a privileged position in an otherwise savagely competitive market. Instead of remaining loyal to one institution, the Giunta, a dynasty of Florentine publishers, consciously chose to

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A Pluricontinental Book Market: The Role of Booksellers in the Circulation of Knowledge Within the Pnial life; knowledge that was acquired and transmitted mainly through books. Likewise, books could be a vehicle for ideas that challenged established norms and authorities. The Pombaline administration implemented a secular institution to censor and monitor the sending of books according to imperial