Non-Luxembourgish Collection
Non-Luxembourgish Collection
Overview
Contents of the collection
The Non-Luxembourgish Collection covers all fields of knowledge and represents the majority of the BnL’s printed collections. It includes books, periodicals, proceedings of congresses and conferences, reports, studies, as well as reference and general works, available in print, microform or audiovisual formats.
It also provides access to a wide range of digital resources, including electronic journals and books, as well as databases.
Document selection is carried out across the different subject fields, in accordance with the acquisition policy of the collection.
Searching and viewing
Documents can be searched and reserved via the online catalogue a-z.lu. Depending on their nature, they are available for loan for home use, for viewing on site, or online.
Curated selections
Digital offerings
Related topics
Staff picks
Documents
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Écrire le réel. Quand le monde redevient lisible
sous la direction de Aurélie Barjonet et al.La littérature du réel cherche moins à reproduire le monde qu’à le rendre lisible, en s’appuyant sur l’enquête, les archives, les témoignages et l’observation. Dans ce recueil d’entretiens, Ivan Jablonka et Aurélie Barjonet donnent la parole à des écrivains et...
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Die Wiedereinführung der Sanduhr
Michael KrügerMichael Krügers neuer Gedichtband, der in den letzten fünf Jahren entstanden ist, speist sich vor allem aus drei Lebenserfahrungen: aus der ländlichen Abgeschiedenheit, aus dem Verlust engster Freunde und aus den erschütternden Eindrücken des Krieges. Das lyrische Ich, das sich...
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Maps. Their untold stories
Rose Mitchell and Andrew JanesThis book is a journey through the history of cartography, which holds a wealth of treasures from the UK’s National Archives. The author’s aim is to offer readers a selection of the most impressive maps and plans, whilst at the...
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Emanuel Swedenborg, secret agent on earth and in heaven. Jacobites, Jews, and Freemasons in early modern Sweden
Marsha Keith SchuchardKnown mainly by his visionary writings, such as Heaven and Hell and The New Jerusalem and its Heavenly Doctrine, the theosopher Emanuel Swedenborg (1688–1772) was also involved in contemporary political conspiracies around the Swedish French, and English thrones. Employed as...
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