Encyclopédie Du Monde Actuel
Encyclopédie Du Monde Actuel (The Encyclopedia of the Current World –EDMA) is a French language encyclopedia which was published in Lausanne, Switzerland between 1964 and 1971.[1] The project was initiated by Charles-Henri Favrod and André Fougerousse.[1]
The primary unit of the encyclopedia were "EDMA cards" each of which contained about 500 words. These were later published by Editions Rencontre as monthly booklets each containing about 30 illustrated pages.[1]
In 1975 the project was bought by the French publisher Hachette.[2] Their subsidiary, Livre de Poche, then published the material in the more conventional form of a series of books.
References
[edit]- ^ a b c Nicholson-Smith, Donald. "Donald Nicholson-Smith on the Encyclopédie du monde actuel" (PDF). www.notbored.org. Not Bored. Retrieved 25 April 2022.
- ^ JP (1975). "" EDMA " l'encyclopédie du monde actuel". Le Monde (in French). No. 24 October 1975.