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Manuscripts and manuscript culture

2011
The study and interpretation of medieval literature is inseparable from the conditions of its circulation in handwritten copies. In Paris, the first printing press was installed in 1470, some twenty years after Gutenberg started mechanically reproducing copies of his Bible in Germany.
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Reviewing manuscripts

2021
This chapter discusses what reviewers are looking for when they make comments and suggestions on the manuscripts they receive for review. Contributors responded to an open invitation to reflect on the review process: what do they look for in each part of a manuscript (from introduction to conclusions), what are the mistakes that authors sometimes make,
Lindgreen, Adam   +11 more
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Manuscripts of Sufi Manuscripts in the Amasya Beyazıt Manuscript Library

2022
Manuscript libraries located in all four corners of Anatolia are places that reflect the scientific, political and cultural accumulation of these lands. In these libraries, there are works of many names who have shaped Anatolian and world history in many fields from Islamic sciences to positive sciences.
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Index Of Manuscripts

1975
This index presents a lists of manuscripts of the book titled The Glossa Ordinaria. The book, is based on manuscript evidence, and draws the history of this monumental work, its authorship, content, layout, production and use.
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Manuscript Clarification

Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 2020
Daniel J, Peart   +2 more
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The art of manuscript review – and manuscript development

Disability and Health Journal, 2017
Suzanne, McDermott, Margaret A, Turk
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Measuring the effect of reviewers on manuscript change: A study on a sample of submissions to Royal Society journals (2006–2017)

Journal of Informetrics, 2022
FRANCISCO Grimaldo   +2 more
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Manuscripts and Manuscript Annotations to the History

1966
At first glance, the printing history of Jacques-Auguste de Thou’s History of His Time leaves one with a sense of satisfaction. After a long series of incomplete, altered, and pirated editions in the seventeenth century, de Thou’s History was restored to its original form by diligent workers in the early Enlightenment, de Thou’s allies in the cause of ...
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