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== Peter Daly, "The Place of the English Emblem Book in the Context of Continental Emblem Book Produc ...(1647), Halls’ Emblems with elegant figures (1658) with plates copied from Michael Hoyer’s Flammulae amoris, the anonymous Emblems Devine (1673), Latin ed o

== Michael Stolz, “New Philology and the Biogenetics of Texts” == ...guistic turn,’ scholars might more fruitfully use philology to rede ne the place of language within literary studies and to advocate for the institutional c

Gaudio, Michael. "Cutting and Pasting at Little Gidding: Bible Illustration and Protestant ...ible with images was a form of devotion that was justified because it took place through Christ's incarnated body, something they make quite explicit, in fa

"one place where histories of race and histories of books intersect is thus in the bod ...ee the world, then the way in which readers experienced identity is a good place to understand that visual culture. In making these arguments, I am suggesti

...ome and Abroad', many of hwich he arranged and mounted (alphabetically) by place of printing, or annotated with 'an Account to what Books they were used, an in Sayle, following Bradshaw rules in his catalogue (place and printer then date, instead of author title), fragments listed as "Anoth

...time and space: See Jay clayton, richard Menke, Wolfgang Schivelbusch, and Michael Freeman. ...d a model for type- setting machines, whereby “the various types fall into place [through a touch of the keys] almost as quickly as one speaks” (qtd.

McKenzie's work was at the same time as Barthes' and Foucault, arguing to place individual works within wider social/cultural context/formations

:[[Hunter 2010|Hunter, Michael, ed. ''Printed Images in Early Modern Britain: Essays in Interpretation.'' ...t of People was called a Protestant Nunnery. When His Majesty came to that place, he understood that it was by the Institution and Appointment of one Mrs. M

Twyman, Michael. ''Breaking the Mould : The First Hundred Years of Lithography.'' London: B ...nd - in theory - the technology is available to all who can afford it. The place of nineteenth-century lithography in this scenario now becomes clearer. Tho

...for their actions -- but such tabular autobiographical spaces were taking place not in blank books but in books with other writing in them. There was a tra ...s to search out the otherwise invisible intermedial interactions that take place beyond the boundaries of the book with ''other'' media. It is there, i nthi

In A History of Computing Technology, published in 1985, Michael Williams started with the invention of numbers and reached electronic compu ENIAC’s place in computer history rests on more than being the first device to merit chec