Ideal library
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| *[[Petrarch's library]] | *[[Petrarch's library]] | ||
| - | *''[[Pour une Bibliothèque Idéale ]]'' by Raymond Quenueau | + | *''[[Pour une Bibliothèque Idéale]]'' (1956) by Raymond Queneau |
| - | *[[Literary Taste: How to Form It]] | + | *''[[Literary Taste: How to Form It]]'' (1909) by Arnold Bennett |
| - | *[[The Books in My Life]] | + | *''[[The Books in My Life]]'' (1952) by Henry Miller. |
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An ideal library is a philosophical construct in canon building. It attempts to compile a list of the greatest literary works.
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See also
- Ideal
- Classic book
- Library
- Petrarch's library
- Pour une Bibliothèque Idéale (1956) by Raymond Queneau
- Literary Taste: How to Form It (1909) by Arnold Bennett
- The Books in My Life (1952) by Henry Miller.
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