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Five Hundred Years Of Printing

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Print, Manuscript, And The Search For Order, 1450-1830

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Memory, Print, And Gender In England, 1653-1759

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A New Introduction To Bibliography

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The Design & Printing Of Ephemera In Britain & America, 1720-1920

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The Visible Word : Experimental Typography And Modern Art, 1909-1923

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A Companion To The History Of The Book

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Miniature Books : 4,000 Years Of Tiny Treasures

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Inscription And Erasure : Literature And Written Culture From The Eleventh To The Eighteenth Century

  • Inscription And Erasure : Literature And Written Culture From The Eleventh To The Eighteenth Century

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    Roger Chartier ; translated by Arthur Goldhammer

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    Book, University of Pennsylvania Press, 2007

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    indeed, much was written on surfaces that allowed one to write, erase, then write again. Chartier examines how authors transformed the material realities of writing and publication into an aesthetic resource exploited for poetic, dramatic, or narrative ends. Chartier’s chapters follow a thread of reading and interpretation that takes us from the twelfth-century French poet Baudri of Bourgueil, sketching out his poems on wax tablets before they are committed to parchment, through Cervantes in the seventeenth century, who places a “book of memory,” in which poems and letters are to be recopied, in the path of his fictional Don Quixote. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)

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     (UPPER LEVEL)  P211 .C48313 2007  AVAILABLE

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Printer’s Devil : Mark Twain And The American Publishing Revolution

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Typography And Graphic Design : From Antiquity To The Present

  • Typography And Graphic Design : From Antiquity To The Present

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    Roxane Jubert ; forewords by Ellen Lupton and Serge Lemoine ; translated from the French by Deke Dusinberre and David Radzinowicz

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    Book, Flammarion, 2006

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    This chronological study traces the evolution of graphic form, from Antiquity through the Middle Ages and up through the age of technology. This thorough, scholarly, and visually-appealing volume combines the history of the letter form?from the invention of printing to the relationship between graphics and totalitarian regimes?with intricate analysis of graphic design and typography, all supported by 850 images with extensive notes and a bibliography. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)

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     (UPPER LEVEL)  Z246 .J8313 2006  AVAILABLE

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An Introduction To Book History

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Benjamin Franklin’s Printing Network : Disseminating Virtue In Early America

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Goodbye Gutenberg : Hello To A New Generation Of Readers And Writers

  • Goodbye Gutenberg : Hello To A New Generation Of Readers And Writers

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    written and designed by Valerie Kirschenbaum

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    Book, 1st ed, Global Renaissance Society, 2005

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    This bold work responds with great originality and imagination to the problem of changing interest and technology in book making by comparing ancient design methods with modern techniques and illustrating the many ways in which books can be read and used. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)

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     (UPPER LEVEL)  Z116.A3 K57 2005  AVAILABLE

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The Printing Revolution In Early Modern Europe

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