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Hybrid publishing design methods for technical books

Ana Catarina Silva, María Manuel Borges

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Abstract

We know that the printed book is a social, cultural and economic construction, but also an artifact (either printed or digital) that requires a deep knowledge in its production where design is key to the performance of the object.

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We know that the printed book is a social, cultural and economic construction, but also an artifact (either printed or digital) that requires a deep knowledge in its production where design is key to the performance of the object.

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We know that the printed book is a social, cultural and economic construction, but also an artifact (either printed or digital) that requires a deep knowledge in its production where design is key to the performance of the object.

Key concepts: Artifact (error), Computer science, Key (lock), Publishing, Object (grammar), Production (economics), World Wide Web, Engineering drawing

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