The main aim of this issue is to analyse the socio-political and legal impact of digital identities on the imaginary.

The issue describes the literary profusion (manuscripts and printed works) that characterised the court of Burgundy and in particular that of the "Grand Duke of the West, Philip the Good", whose bookshop was particularly well-stocked with works produced in the region of the "Burgundian Low Countries", around the towns of Lille, Bruges and Antwerp.