The Library focuses on the study of bibliographies and the role of books in history. The journal covers all aspects of descriptive, analytical, textual, and historical bibliography and is an important academic resource in the fields of library science, bibliography, and archival science. The contents of the journal include not only the history of the production, distribution and reception of manuscripts and printed books, but also the history of collections and libraries. It delves into the material culture of books, such as paper, typography, book illustrations and binding, revealing the complexity and diversity of books as a medium of cultural and intellectual transmission.

In addition, the magazine pays special attention to the dissemination of texts and their authenticity. Through the study of book editions, copies, translations, and annotations, the journal provides an important academic perspective for understanding the transmission paths and historical changes of texts. Such research on the communication and authenticity of texts helps to reveal the cultural significance and value of books in different historical periods and social contexts.