Production of Nautical Literature in Spain, in the Nineteenth Century

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I. Ibáñez
E. Díaz
L.M. Fernández

Abstract

Navigation was not immune to the difficult circumstances that Spanish science experienced during the nineteenth century. Since in scientific and technological disciplines the transfer of knowledge occurs primarily through specialized publications, their study can provide significant information about the development of a specific field at a given place and time. Taking as a basis an existent bibliographical index that includes 260 nineteenth-century Spanish nautical works, the chances for the evolution of navigation shall be discussed in this paper, in the light of the vicissitudes of the nautical literature edition in Spain in the Nineteenth century.

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I. Ibáñez, University of the Basque Country

María Díaz de Haro, 68, 48920 Portugalete, Spain.

Corresponding Author. Tel. 94 601 48 45/94 601 77 00.

E. Díaz, University of the Basque Country

María Díaz de Haro, 68, 48920 Portugalete, Spain.

Professor. Tel. 94 601 48 72/94 601 77 00.

L.M. Fernández, University of the Basque Country

Librarian. Central Library UPV EHU, 48940 Leioa,
Spain. Tel. 94 601 22 33.