bibliotecas: metáforas da memória

libraries: memory metaphors

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2006
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Abstract
Analisa o desejo de acúmulo do saber e da memória e, o desejo de mostração do poder representados na arquitetura dos prédios de grandes bibliotecas. A biblioteca como metáfora da memória da humanidade. Discute sobre o sonho do eterno que perpassa os desejos das bibliotecas ao longo da história do livro e das bibliotecas. Reflete sobre a função dos prédios (edifícios) de grandes e importantes bibliotecas para o desenvolvimento e manutenção do desejo do eterno e da metáfora da memória e a representação do fantástico e do sagrado.

It analyzes the desire of knowledge and memory accumulation and the desire of showing power represented by the architecture of great library buildings. The library as metaphor of human memory. It discusses the dream of eternal that are in libraries along books and library history. Reflexions on the funcion of great and important libraries for the development and maintenance of the desire of eternal and the metaphor of the memory and the representation of the fantastic and of the consecreated.

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Authors ;Terezinha Elisabeth da Silva
Journal Ecology
Year 2006
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