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<p>Created page with &quot;RSA Jason Scott-Warren Josuah Sylvester, book with spectacles Robert Nicolson -- about 20 books with his annotations dial of dayes -- creating a book in it harriet phillip...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>RSA<br /> <br /> Jason Scott-Warren<br /> <br /> Josuah Sylvester, book with spectacles<br /> Robert Nicolson -- about 20 books with his annotations<br /> <br /> dial of dayes -- creating a book in it<br /> <br /> harriet phillips<br /> <br /> -- john selden -- collecting broadsides, later absorbed into pepys collection<br /> <br /> first dedicated collections of broadsides begin being compiled in 1620s<br /> <br /> juliet fleming<br /> <br /> gleaning --scraping away what belongs to others in early period<br /> <br /> heidegger -- gleaning, lesen, relatedsting as to lego, legere -- to read; harvesting as gathering, collecting<br /> <br /> reading as opening up different collecting practices<br /> <br /> Victoria Burke<br /> <br /> women extracting from Herbert, Quarles, More <br /> <br /> Mary Weber -- extracted from Quarles, Herbert, More<br /> <br /> Sarah Cowper<br /> <br /> Paul Dyck<br /> <br /> commonplace book of John Gibson (BL Add MS 37719)2<br /> <br /> herbert's &quot;affliction&quot; -- problem of a repeated title; are they repeated title, or repeated poems?<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> paper panel<br /> <br /> tim barrett:<br /> <br /> http://paper.lib.uiowa.edu<br /> <br /> &quot;chancery papermaking&quot; on youtube<br /> <br /> reduction of gelatin over time; but still being used after 1500<br /> <br /> peachey, &quot;book block beating&quot;: http://search.lib.unc.edu/search?R=UNCb7355720<br /> <br /> archaeology of medieval bookbinding<br /> <br /> sizing happening at binders, not by papermakers<br /> <br /> checking whether ink is above or below gelatin content -- indicates whether sizing happened at the binders<br /> <br /> Josh Calhoun:<br /> <br /> fiction that we move from animal substrate (parchments to plant substrate (paper) in shift to print<br /> <br /> unsized books less likely to survive and less likely to have manuscript annotations<br /> <br /> &quot;biotic interactions&quot;<br /> <br /> we presuppose presence of pen and paper make possible annotating -- but paper and paper sizing is more important;<br /> <br /> pen trials may more accurately be called &quot;paper trials&quot;<br /> <br /> sinking, spongey paper<br /> <br /> can't do a history of reading through annotations without <br /> <br /> Peter Stallybrass:<br /> <br /> erasable notebooks; portability, pockability -- use of stylus or graphite rather than ink<br /> <br /> myths of book history:<br /> * paper was expensive in the Renaissance -- single shee to f writing paper about .15d from 1570s to 1640s; 4d for a quire; more expensive in england than france or low countries<br /> * paper was wasted on a massive scale -- not everything is covered in notes -- letters written on large bifolium, lots of blank space<br /> * binding -- shipped in sheets, but regional booksellers are typically bound up two or three copies in advance of any sale, and bound up more of these copies were sold -- custom binding is not usual but unusual<br /> <br /> people buying parchment and string at the same time, for filing<br /> <br /> erasable paper notebooks bound in edition binding -- their &quot;makers&quot; were usually binders<br /> <br /> Robert Triplet, Writing Tables (1604)<br /> <br /> Jan Snoeck portrait by Jan Gossaert<br /> <br /> <br /> are entire genres of books lost because they were printed on unsized paper and didn't survive?<br /> <br /> <br /> &quot;localized sizing&quot; -- using pounce to make unsized paper writable -- book owner treating book in certain places<br /> <br /> -----<br /> <br /> ann blair<br /> <br /> mdz -- digital library<br /> <br /> printing for preservation -- fear of loss of ancient sources<br /> <br /> printing as working tool<br /> <br /> foldout table with lords prayer in 22 languages<br /> <br /> zb zurich -- thesaurus practicae medicinae -- cutting together pieces from mss to creates printers copy<br /> <br /> blue crow -- gessner thanks fabricius<br /> <br /> &quot;cold call&quot; dedications<br /> <br /> wrote more dedications than books<br /> <br /> grafton, matthew parker -- <br /> http://www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/26222</div>

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