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Folia Toruniensia, 2013 Od początku istnienia Prus armia cieszyła się w tym kraju wielkim poważaniem wśród obywateli, a kolejni władcy dbali o to, by jej wartość bojowa wciąż rosła.
Barbara Centek, Jarosław Centek
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Investigating Book Prices in Early Modern Europe: Questions and Sources
JLIS.it, 2017 This paper presents a summary of the conceptual framework within which a study of book prices should take place and the research issues, as well as the methodological problems, which need to be addressed. Although the nature of books as semi-industrial
Angela Nuovo, Francesco Ammannati
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A Not So Global History of the Book
MatLit, 2015 A review of Michael F. SUAREZ S.J., H.R. WOUDHUYSEN, eds., The Book: A Global History, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2013, 748 pp.
Cardoso, Catarina Figueiredo
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‘Vem de longe a marca do suporte material’: Uma Entrevista com João Luís Lisboa
MatLit, 2014 In this interview João Luís Lisboa talks about the History of the Book as a discipline, and about the forms and uses of books.
Abel Barros Baptista
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Sorrow for books: What did the compilers of 16th-century autobibliographies worry about?
Шаги, 2023 The article examines a type of “autobiographical sadness” — the author’s feelings associated with the creation and publication of books. Varied manifestations of self-reflection and emotions are found in texts of the autobibliographic genre, which ...
M. L. Sergeev
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Historiesyn, lesing og opplysning: Lokal historieforståing i Noreg midt på 1700-talet.
Heimen, 2021 Samandrag Artikkelen drøftar antikvarisk medvit, historiesyn og opplysningstankar i Noreg midt på 1700-talet. Perspektivet er lokalt, sidan kjeldematerialet er norske embetsmenn sine svar på det store dansk-norske kartleggingsprosjektet i 1743. I tillegg
Leidulf Melve
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Book History in the Nordic Countries [PDF]
Mémoires du livre, 2022 What characterizes Nordic book history? This was the first thing on our minds when we considered the present special issue of Mémoires du livre – Studies in Book Culture. Setting out on the project and distributing the call for papers we hoped to come up with some sort of answer to our question.
Hansen, Poul Henning Gustaf +1 more
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JLIS.it, 2020 The EMoBookTrade project, funded by the European Research Council and directed by Angela Nuovo, has developed a database on book prices (ca. 1530-1630) and book privileges (Venice, 1469 to 1603).
Giliola Barbero +8 more
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