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Credence

Cilja Harders,Anja Hoffmann,Malika Bouziane model’, the authors contribute to debate on the theoretical and methodological foundations of the history of the book. The editors argue for study of the interplay between three distinct dimensions of early modern book culture: the actions and motives of its participants (sociality); the nature of

思想上升

Anja Hoffmann,Malika Bouziane,Cilja Harders of Trent were not applied in France, the bishop of Verdun, Nicolas Psaume, nonetheless sought to promote Tridentine reform. He introduced the printing press in his episcopal seat in the early 1560s and immediately used print not only to fight heresy but also to reform Catholic practice within his d

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難管

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-137-33869-3is done by means of a case study of an eighteenth-century paper dealer active in Amsterdam, the hub of the European paper trade. By examining the material flow of paper in and out of Amsterdam and through the city itself, it becomes clear that paper kept the whole ‘business of books’ running. Paper

熱心助人

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-47143-9ate multiple copies of a standardized text in a short period of time and ensure that all judges would apply the same legal code. This chapter studies some marketing aspects of the first and third editions of Díaz de Montalvo’s ., particularly those related to the royal dispatch issued by the Castili

形容詞詞尾

Dennis De Widt,Tim Thorogood,Iolo Llewelyn how newspapers informed readers about the stock of bookshops and how ‘useful’ or intellectually ‘improving’ books were covered in book reviews. The analysis examines exchange processes in two directions. It first shows how the ephemeral entertainment and educational contributions of the newspaper’s

不妥協(xié)

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-67466-3round 1700. A case study of the business partnership between the artist Jan Goeree and the publisher Andries van Damme in producing the Amsterdam news digest . furnishes the backbone of the chapter. The chapter explores informal agreements about assignments, deadlines and remuneration, the gathering

Archipelago

Emanuele Padovani,Céline Du Boystion between publication strategies, location and medical knowledge as a starting point, it studies the interaction between cheap, locally oriented print and more durable, widely circulating books, between established and itinerant practitioners and between the local and regional trade in medical pu

membrane

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-67466-3 1780s to examine how censorship functioned and how ‘illegality’ was constructed across the various regions of francophone Europe in the pre-Revolutionary period. Where previous studies have largely concentrated upon the size of the underground, this chapter shifts the focus to the multiple layers o