A Potencie of life : books in society : the Clark Lectures 1986-1987
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A Potencie of life : books in society : the Clark Lectures 1986-1987
(The British Library studies in the history of the book)
British Library, 1993
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注記
Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Based on lectures given at the William Andrews Clark Library in 1986-87, these essays discuss the many aspects of the history of the book, with a range of topics related to manuscripts as well as books. This is the second title in "The British Library Studies in the History of the Book" series. The introductory essay by Nicholas Barker and Thomas R. Adams discusses the influential "communications circuit" published in 1982 by Robert Darnton, which relates to many roles in the creation and distribution of books from author to reader. Advancing a "new model for the study of the book" which maps intellectual, social, political, legal, religious and commercial influences and pressures in relation to the key functions that collectively comprise publication, the essay serves as a manifesto with the aim of drawing historians and bibliographers closer to a common purpose. This title is intended for undergraduate and postgraduate students of social and economic history; historical bibliographers; antiquarians and collectors; and librarians of rare book collections.
目次
- A new model for the study of the book, Thomas R. Adams and Nicholas Barker
- the commercial production of manuscript books in late 13th-century and early 14th-century Paris, R.H. Rouse and M.A. Rouse
- the codex in the 15th century - manuscript and print, Lotte Hellinga
- American papermakers and the panic of 1819, John Bidwell
- bookbinding and the history of books, Mirjam M. Foot
- the "trade of authorship" in 18th-century Britain, W.B. Carnochan
- Mount and Page - publishers of 18th-century maritime books, Thomas R. Adams
- libraries and the mind of man, Nicolas Barker.
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