This section is devoted to the question of the audience of learned periodicals. Patrick Latour in his paper on the relationship between periodicals and Parisian libraries indirectly deals with the reading audience as he studies the role played by libraries in providing readers with periodicals. In an attempt to study communication strategies in the Netherlands, Edwin Van Meerkerk analyses the dialogue between Dutch journalists and their readers. In the other two papers, one by Patrizia Delpiano about 18th century Northern Italy and the other by Miriam Nicoli on the Journal de Lausanne (1786-1792), the question of the audience is directly addressed through the identification of the potential public postulated by the journalists. The real public, the one who actually reads the pages of the periodicals, is not easily found.
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机译：本节专门讨论已学期刊的读者问题。帕特里克·拉图尔（Patrick Latour）在其关于期刊与巴黎图书馆之间的关系的论文中，在研究图书馆在为读者提供期刊方面所扮演的角色时，间接地与阅读读者打交道。为了研究荷兰的传播策略，埃德温·范·梅尔克（Edwin Van Meerkerk）分析了荷兰记者与读者之间的对话。在另外两篇论文中，一篇由Patrizia Delpiano撰写，写于18世纪意大利北部，另一篇由Miriam Nicoli撰写于洛桑杂志（1786-1792），其受众直接通过识别潜在的公众来解决。记者。很难找到真正的公众，即真正阅读期刊页面的人。
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