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Vol. 15 No. 11ns (2025)
Vol. 15 No. 11ns (2025)
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.60923/issn.2240-3604/v15-n11ns-2025
Published:
2026-08-05
Full Issue
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In memoriam - Maria Gioia Tavoni (1939 - 2025). Più di una direttrice
Paolo Tinti
5-8
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TECA Dossier
The Will to Know: Learning in the Game of Self-Evolution
Viviana Vitari
11-17
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Between artificial intelligence and empathy: Global trends in professional development for librarians
Luisa Marquardt
19-25
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Which tools and strategies are available to librarians as educators and trainers?
Patrizia Lùperi
27-33
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How many of you are there? Where are you going? And what languages do you speak? Librarians in search of their audiences
Rita Bertani, Paola Brocero
35-44
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Integrating instructional design into the training and practice of librarians in the field of Media and Information Literacy (MIL)
Federico Marchetto, Luisa Marquardt, Susanna Pedrotti
45-70
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Playing with Cards to Navigate School Complexities and Reflect on the Role of the Teacher-Librarian
Mariacristina Perich, Paola Pistone, Maria Spanovangelis
71-83
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Libraries as Media and Information Literacy Hubs: Ongoing Projects and Future Perspectives
Daniele Ciocci, Daniela Ficini, Damiano Orrù
85-102
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Adult Education and Lifelong Learning: A Possible Match
Maria Giacobbe, Patrizia Lùperi
103-119
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The Knowledge Playroom: An Inclusive Adventure for Vocational Training
Silvia Bruni, Silvia Lombardo, Matteo Paissan, Emanuela Raimondi, Alessia Zanin-Yost
121-129
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Articles
Paradigms and styles of thinking. Suggestions on humanism and legal culture starting from the professional library of the Bolognese notary Albizzo Duglioli (1504)
Federico Olmi
133-159
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«With a little help from my friends». More on the printing of the editio
princeps
of the Monte Oliveto Breviary (1486–1487)
Lorenz Böninger
161-173
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The Letters of the Rovereti Family. A Paleographic Study (16th–18th Centuries)
Sergio Rolfi
175-199
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Disinfection Practices for Library, Archival, Photographic, and Cinematographic Heritage: State of the Art and Emerging Perspectives
Donatella Matè, Matteo Montanari, Rita Capitani, Maria Carla Sclocchi
201-246
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News and Research Notes
James Mosley (1935–2025): Librarian, Scholar, and Teacher
Riccardo Olocco
249-252
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Reviews and Records
‘Venice in blue. The Use of carta azzurra in the Artist's Studio and in the Printer's Workshop, ca. 1500-1550’, a cura di Alexa McCarthy, Laura Moretti, Paolo Sachet, Firenze, Olschki, 2024
Nicolangelo Scianna
255-256
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Anna Bernabè, ‘Biblioteche, patrimonio culturale, università: valutazione e impatto’, prefazione di María Jesús García Mateu, postfazione di Paolo Tinti, Roma, Associazione Italiana Biblioteche, 2024
Chiara Reatti
257-259
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Roger Chartier, ‘Geografie immaginarie. Mappe e letteratura di finzione (secoli XVI-XVIII)’, introduzione di Lodovica Braida, Roma, Carocci, 2025
Jacopo Arnoldo Bovino
260-262
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Francesca Tancini, ‘Walter Crane: Books in Colour’, London-New Haven, Yale University Press, 2025
Paolo Tinti
262-266
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Anna Sanges, ‘Il Fondo antico della Biblioteca centrale giuridica. Le edizioni del Cinquecento’, Torino, Giappichelli, 2022
Paolo Tinti
266-269
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‘Perdite e sopravvivenze del libro antico: il ruolo delle miscellanee’, a cura di Amandine Bonesso, Udine, Forum, 2024
Federica Fabbri
269-286
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Art and Books
Ricercando l'essenziale. Intervista a Sissi Sardone
Paolo Tinti
289-292
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