.... If read carefully and with due patience, Sacred Fire is one of those books that burns through the world, and leaves it changed. —Don Seeman Ian Green, Print and Protestantism in Early Modern England 548 (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2000), 691 pp. When Lord Macaulay...

...G. Thomas Tanselle Dane Joseph A. , Out of Sorts: On Typography and Print Culture ( Philadelphia : University of Pennsylvania Press , 2011 ), 254 pp. © 2012 by Duke University Press 2012 LITTLE REVIEWS T. J...

...Stephen Greenblatt Berger Thomas L. and Massai Sonia , eds., Paratexts in English Printed Drama to 1642 , 2 vols . ( Cambridge : Cambridge University Press , 2014 ), 1024 pp. © 2016 by Duke University Press 2016...

...Tiffany Stern Songs in early modern playbooks—printed books of the plays of Shakespeare and other authors—differ from the surrounding dialogue in a number of ways. They are often in italic though the dialogue tends to be in roman lettering; and they are frequently topped with the heading “Song...

... literary culture, and their memory of Levet is one of very few on record. Levet’s poetry appeared in a book, Cartes Postales , that Larbaud and Fargue assembled; first appearing in 1921, the book was republished by Gallimard in 1942 and has never since been out of print. This translation is the first...

... of Japanese culture; for example, in the peculiarities of the market for ukiyo-e woodblock prints. Overall, this essay shows that Japanese ways of regarding concepts such as “old” and “new,” “continuity” and “change,” differ so radically from those presupposed in the West that the latter should be regarded...

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.... The artifact has its own story to tell, one that can never be separated from what the words say or what the text as a whole signifies in social terms. That historians Tanselle commonly prize quotations from archival documents more highly than extracts from printed books is paradoxically a by-product...

..., altus, tenor, and bassus partbooks). www.manuscriptorium.com . Prague, Královská kanonie premonstrátů na Strahově (Royal Canonry of Premonstratensians at Strahov). Ms. DA.II.3 (vagans partbook). www.manuscriptorium.com . II. Printed Sources Bacciagaluppi Claudio . Artistic Disobedience...

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... topics; and the fortieth one, in 2018, provided a backward glance by focusing on the development of the field over those four decades. The present handsomely produced volume prints eight papers from that conference, along with Myers's concise and charming history of the whole series and a record of all...

... of avant-garde writers or have based their interpretations on a very selective range of documents and objects.” In response, Seita's own study promises to “fill [the] gap by offering an extensive diachronic study of avant-garde print communities beyond modernism.” The “communities” in question, based...

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... with the (putative) sixth centenary of the birth of Johann Gutenberg, the inventor of European printing, offers an opportunity to reflect on the rise and fall of libraries over the past centuries and the current state of the library world. Browsing through the brief histories of the hundreds...

...G. Thomas Tanselle [email protected] Steven Lomazow , Magazines and the American Experience ( New York : Grolier Club , 2020 ), 349 pp. Copyright © 2022 by Duke University Press 2022 The Grolier Club of New York has been mounting exhibitions of books and prints since...

..., and current events, as well as literary works, passed from hand to hand clandestinely from around 1960 until censorship was abolished in the late 1980s. Von Zitzewitz's study is itself interesting fare, uncovering the workings of samizdat as both a distribution network, comparable to that of print culture...

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