Minister of Education vocalizes demand for particular book. - Teuber, Minister of Education, demands the book.
Minister of Education Sven Teuber: A Passionate Advocate for Books and Small Publishers
In a recent interview with the German Press Agency in Mainz, the newly appointed Minister of Education, Sven Teuber, revealed his strong affinity for books. A member of the SPD party, Teuber expressed his preference for traditional printed books over e-books, stating, "I need the book. The book is a cultural asset for me."
With a particular fondness for small publishers and their works, Teuber pointed out that the e-book market predominantly caters to bestsellers, leaving smaller publishers at a disadvantage. He believes that the book, being an art and cultural form, deserves a more balanced market.
Currently, Teuber is immersed in reading Labatut's novel "Maniac." The book, he says, is captivating as it delves into the life of Hungarian-American mathematician John von Neumann, algorithms, and the evolution of atomic bombs.
In his role as Minister of Education, Teuber's passion for books and commitment to supporting small publishers may influence future educational policies, potentially shaping the literary landscape in Germany.
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Sven Teuber, the minister of education and a member of the SPD party, might advocate for a community policy that prioritizes vocational training in the literature sector, focusing on the preservation and growth of small publishers. In his leisure time, Teuber enjoys reading books, such as the captivating "Maniac" by Labatut, which delves into the life of John von Neumann, and he may encourage students to explore this form of entertainment through literature-based studies in schools.
