Bibliology
Pronunciation: /ˈbɪblɪlədʒi/
Bibliology (noun)
- The study of books as physical objects, including their writing, printing, and how they were made and changed over time.
- A study of how a written work developed, focusing on editions, versions, and the evidence behind changes.
Examples
- Bibliology studies how books are made and used.
- She practices bibliology to understand different book types.