How To Use bibliophilic In A Sentence
- Dibdin's reading of the French Revolution hinges on the question of its way with books, pointing to what we might call a bibliophilic politics that cuts across stock political lines to produce a certain ambivalence. Bibliographic Romance: Bibliophilia and the Book Object
- His patient-centered teaching and his genteel, bibliophilic scholarship inspired later medical humanists.
- Yet whenever the reader begins to tire of historical minutiae, the author throws in charming tidbits of bibliophilic lore.
- Even in bibliophilic, densely-populated Cambridge, book delivery seems like it will have as much value to the store as marketing as actual service. Bookselling Notes from All Ov—well, from Around Here
- What makes this almost parodic is the self-conscious whimsy that conjoins animate and inanimate in a gesture of closeness conventionally reserved for animate beings alone, an archness that often cloys in Hunt but that points to a more serious scrambling of subjects and objects in bibliophilic writing generally, where books repeatedly turn into quasi-subjects and persons into quasi-objects. Bibliographic Romance: Bibliophilia and the Book Object
- Our publishers recognized this by publishing, simultaneously, a hard-copy version (which many libraries and bibliophilic readers still prefer) and a Web version, which will be updated two years hence.
- It's a house of full of books, though that scarcely does justice to the bibliophilic spectacle. Times, Sunday Times
- The Marriage Plot" is even more emphatically bibliophilic. Sense & Semiotics
- Codex takes its place on the shelf of self-referential, bibliophilic page turners like The Name of the Rose, Possession and A Case of Curiosities, and it's as entertaining as any of them. Codex by Lev Grossman: Book summary
- At his lovely retirement village, with the help of many friends as well as family, we had a wonderful bibliophilic party.