Exhibition on professions that depend on books.

2.  There are lots of daily
activities that directly or
indirectly depend on the
use of written or
published works.
 For this exhibition Ichose
12 of these businesses or
professions.

3.  Bookstore / Bookseller
 Librarians
 Scribe
 Cook
 Editor
 Writer / Author
 Students
 Illustrator
 Reader
 Linguist
 Teacher
 Translator

4. The buying and selling old books
(old or antique book). Collector
of old books
(in "Dictionary of technical terms
alfarrabísticos", Paulo G. Ferreira)

5. is a professional
(bachelor, master or
doctor) that processes
information and makes it
accessible to the end
user, regardless of
informational support.
Works in libraries and
documentation centers
can manage networks
and information systems
as well as managing
information resources and
working with technology.

6. professional who plays works by other
artists, paintings, drawings, sculptures
and books.
professionals who work with music
files, making copies, or transposition
ciphers and summaries of scores that
will be performed by musicians of an
orchestra or group.
In the past, before the invention of
printing by Gutenberg,
caligraficamente was responsible for
copying the manuscripts of all kinds
and continued in the eighteenth and
nineteenth centuries because of
forbidden texts, especially the
Church, which were printed in a
mechanical way, but played
manually and distributed
clandestinely.

7. the profession is
related to the people
who work in the
preparation of meals.
Often use books to
learn and implement
new revenue.

8. is one of the functions of
journalism.
is responsible for the
content of a newspaper,
a magazine or other
media coordinating all
stages of production and
editing, and follows the
guidelines of the
newspaper editor or
owner of the publisher.

9. is someone who
writes.
is the artist who
expresses himself
through the art of
writing, or, traditionally
speaking, the
Literature.
Author of books,
although there are no
books published
writers (called by
some amateurs).

10. The Student or
Student someone
who attends a
school that uses
Several Their
books to deepen
knowledge.

11. is the professional that
communicates
throught the
creationof illustration.
In most cases, there is
a written statement
that the illustrator
analyzes, drawing
him some key points
that use’s then in their
Illustration categories.
In other cases, the
illustrations are worth
by themselves as the
only communications
vehicle.

12. adjective: Who reads;
masculine noun: one that
reads;
1. one who reads to himself,
mentally, or others, out loud,
2 .written texts, reader;
3. who has the habit of
reading;
reading usually given journal,
type of literature, author;
literary theory, is one of the
three entities of the story, the
others being the narrator and
the author. The reader and
the writer inhabit the real
world, and the narrator of the
story in the world (and only
him).

13. The linguistics is the
science that study’s
the language in
general.
The Linguist is the
professional in this
area that studies, for
example, the various
forms of language,
analyzes the sentence
structure and
meaning of
expressions.

14. is a person who
teaches a science, art,
technical or other
knowledge. For the
profession, it is required
academic
qualifications and
teaching, so you can
transmit / teach the
subject matter as best
as possible to the
student.

15. Transfer the culture of
one country to another
by ensuring that the
subtleties not escape
during this painstaking
process, circumvent the
pitfalls of idioms, be
faithful to the original text
and at the same time,
keep it intelligible, is the
constant challenge of
work and simultaneously,
the major stimulus for its
realization.

16.  The activities and
professions that use
books in their daily tasks
do not end here
because in reality most
of them depends on
their use.
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comments about this
exhibition on the blog:
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