Razumeti knjigo: Nekaj digresij o formah in pomenih
Ključne besede:
zgodovina knjige, e-knjiga, obogatena e-knjiga, knjižni trg, bralna kulturaPovzetek
Članek pokaže, da so do konca 20. stoletja knjigo definirali bodisi kot besedilo bodisi kot fizičen objekt, s prihodom digitalnih medijev pa je postalo možno knjigo razumeti kot komunikacijsko orodje, na katero so vezane različne bralne prakse, na katere pomembno vplivata peritekst in epitekst. S pojavom elektronskih knjig sta epitekst in peritekst izginila ali se pomembno spremenila, zaradi česar so morale elektronske knjige parazitirati na epitekstu in peritekstu tiskanih knjig. Članek opozarja, da je zaradi tega analogna knjižna infrastruktura morda bolj trdna, kot se zdi na prvi pogled. Šele na tej osnovi in skozi spremembe v delovanju sodobnih knjižnih industrij je možno razumeti digitalne mentalitete.Literatura
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