Klincksieck
Founded in Paris in 1842, Éditions Klincksieck is one of France’s oldest independent scholarly publishers, with a distinguished tradition in the humanities. Its publishing program encompasses art history, aesthetics, philosophy, literary criticism, linguistics, history, and classical studies, alongside a renowned collection of scholarly journals. Building on more than 180 years of academic publishing, Klincksieck combines landmark reference works with contemporary research, producing books that serve scholars, students, and intellectually curious readers around the world. As part of the Les Belles Lettres group, Klincksieck continues its longstanding commitment to rigorous scholarship, editorial excellence, and the advancement of the humanities.
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