The ReceptioGate Affair – The book is out

📌 The book The ReceptioGate Affair: Truth, Defamation, and the Struggle Against Manuscript Dismemberment, by Jordi Puig, is now available and offers the first comprehensive academic response to the defamation campaign targeting Prof. Carla Rossi.

It investigates:
– the dismantling of the De Roucy Hours,
– the orchestration of a smear campaign through blogs and fake news,
– institutional complicity and digital manipulation,
– and the broader ethical consequences for manuscript studies.

Based on legal documents, publications, and verified online sources, the book is a key resource for anyone interested in cultural heritage, manuscript ethics, and academic freedom.

📖 Preview it on Google Books:
👉 The ReceptioGate Affair (2025)

🔖 #ReceptioGate #CarlaRossi #DeRoucyHours #PeterKidd #manuscriptsprovenance #culturalheritage #biblioclasm

 

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