| There are some who believe that bibliophobia may be caused by lack of bookish experience during childhood. |
| Zen monks are sophisticated enough in their understanding of their tradition to mediate in their daily lives these polarities of structure and transformation, discipline and iconoclasm, learning and bibliophobia, morality and antinomianism. |
| These expressions of bibliophobia have to be taken with some skepticism, of course, coming as they do in a printed book that Wordsworth hoped would be widely read. |
| David and l were by then known to be writers, and this public display of bibliophobia required a certain amount of explanation. |
| Other unusual conditions include papyrophobia, the fear of paper, and bibliophobia, the fear of books. |
