Carocci Editore
An Italian publishing house founded in 1980, known as one of the main university presses.
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Overview
Carocci Editore is an Italian publishing house founded in 1980 by Giovanni Carocci. It has established itself as one of the main university presses in Italy, known for the rigor of its choices, reliability of content, and editorial care. Over its forty years of activity, alongside books for academic and professional worlds, it has added proposals for the general reader across a wide range of disciplines, from philosophy to historical studies, psychology to religious studies, archaeology to art history, linguistics to literature, and more recently sciences and medicine. Its catalog comprises about 6,500 titles, including specialized research, manuals, monographs, classics, and in-depth readings for the general reader.
History
Carocci Editore was founded in 1980 by Giovanni Carocci. It soon established itself in the Italian landscape as one of the main university presses for the rigor of its choices, the reliability of its contents, and the editorial care of its publications. Over its forty years of activity, alongside books aimed at the world of studies and professions – which remain the core of Carocci's activity – a series of editorial proposals aimed at the general reader has been added in an ever wider range of disciplinary fields: from philosophy to historical studies, from psychology to religious studies, from archaeology to art history, from linguistics to literatures and, more recently, to sciences and medicine. Today, its catalog comprises about 6,500 titles and includes specialized research, manuals and monographs for students and professionals, classics of literature and thought, as well as in-depth readings for the general reader, in a perspective of permanent training and cultural enrichment.
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