| Sumario: | This book analyzes the evolution of the publishing industry in Argentina from 1880 to 2010, focusing on its economic and symbolic aspects. It explores the dual nature of books as both commodities and cultural products, and examines the role of publishers in balancing artistic and financial interests. The study is divided into historical periods, each covered by different scholars who investigate key developments such as the emergence of a publishing market, the modern editor, and the industry's golden age. The book also addresses the challenges faced during political and economic crises, and the impact of democratization. The work offers a comprehensive critique of the Argentine publishing industry's history and its influence on literature and reading trends. It is intended for academics, industry professionals, and those interested in cultural studies.
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