Privilegi librari nell'Italia del Rinascimento

This work provides an in-depth description of the juridical framework in which the Italian book trade operated during the Renaissance. It is a multi-authored work that discusses issues related to intellectual, literary and artistic proto-property by taking into account some of the main urban centers...

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Outros autores: Squassina, Erika (Editor), Ottone, Andrea (Editor)
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Publicado: Milan FrancoAngeli 2019
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