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...nlein Restored and The Lost Suitcase: Reflections on the Literary Life. As editor he has compiled the work of, among others, John Gardner and Bernard Malamud ...'. Grunwald is a former contributing editor to''Life'' and former features editor of ''Esquire''. She lives in New York City.

...recent completion of multi-volume histories of Oxford and Cambridge, this is an opportune moment to take a similarly fresh look at the university cultur ...Tyacke]] is Honorary Professor of History at University College London and editor of ''Seventeenth-Century Oxford'' (The History of the University of Oxford,

...//hamnet.folger.edu/cgi-bin/Pwebrecon.cgi?BBID=187410 PR2971.G3 B57 2003]) is a very good bibliography of Shakespeare in German, but of course, it has er ...dramatische" in the title, though the only other one-volume version listed is an illustrated one from 1842.

''This article is about editions of Shakespeare in the Folger collections. For related articl Not all of the Shakespeare collection is in Hamnet yet:

...programs) can be appropriate if they provide resources or information that is of interest beyond the participants in that event. Discussing wider topics ...ool!” or posts that say, “we have this.” Aim for posts that do both: “this is cool because it shows us something about the history of the letter Z” or

...source of cataloging copy in the U.S., and increasingly around the world, is [[OCLC]]. ...istant, and usually bypass the Cataloging Department entirely unless there is a problem with the record. However, books from other vendors and books in [

...code for each location. The way it displays in other modules and in Hamnet is controlled through the System Administration module. ...esent (all open-stacks material has item records: that's where the barcode is stored; vault material acquired after the primary subject category began to

...and to indicate when [[preliminary cataloging]] has been done. This field is repeatable. *This field is keyword searchable. It is included in the "all notes" search on the [https://catalog.folger.edu/?ln=e

...otion remains an open one. This [[Center for Shakespeare Studies]] seminar is sponsored by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. With visiting lecturers from ...ofessor of English at George Washington Universityand, since January 1998, Editor of ''Shakespeare Quarterly''. Her scholarly publications include ''The Idea

...recent completion of multi-volume histories of Oxford and Cambridge, this is an opportune moment to take a similarly fresh look at the university cultur ...Tyacke]] is Honorary Professor of History at University College London and editor of ''Seventeenth-Century Oxford'' (The History of the University of Oxford,

...s a primary mode of cultural transmission in early modern Europe. Over the last decade, the concept of translation has expanded to encompass not only lingu ...ssed within the rubric of “political thought.” Perhaps even more important is the question of how, if at all, sixteenth-century actors would have regarde

...mage. Too often, however, the underlying problematic of words and pictures is treated as a matter of secondary or even peripheral concern. This colloquiu ...arkan]] is Professor of Comparative Literature at Princeton University. He is the author of the ''Unearthing the Past: Archeology and Aesthetics in the M

...Professor in the History of Medicine at The Johns Hopkins University. She is the author of ''Patients, Power, and the Poor in Eighteenth-Century Bristol :'''Director''': [[Euan K. Cameron]] is Henry Luce III Professor of Reformation Church History at Union Theological

This colloquium is designed for faculty members and advanced graduate students working on proj ...books on early modern and late-medieval translation, her most recent title is ''Printers Without Borders: Englishing Texts in the Renaissance'' (forthcom

...ity, where he also serves as the Director of the Book History Workshop. He is a founding partner of the 3Dhotbed Project, a collaborative digital humanit ...s in Scottish History. '''Kathleen Miller''' (PhD, Trinity College Dublin) is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellow (University of Toronto / Quee

...erience in teaching paleography, but proficiency in reading secretary hand is required and should be addressed in the application materials. :'''Director''': [[Heather Wolfe]] is Curator of Manuscripts and Associate Librarian of Audience Development at t

The collection is made up of 70 boxed unbound folio "volumes" divided into 4 topical series: ...n the Shakespeare series is kept in a binder at the Reading Room desk, and is also [https://hamnet.folger.edu/other/Henderson_Shx_Playbill_List.pdf avail

...pened on September 23, 2011 and closed on January 16, 2012. The exhibition is at the center of an ambitious project partnering the [[Folger Shakespeare L ...Bible after 400 Years: Literary, Linguistic and Cultural Influences'', co-editor (Cambridge, 2011), along with numerous journal articles, book chapters, and

''This article is related to the exhibition. For other uses, see [[Shakespeare's Sisters (dis ...her secretaries read to her while she was doing something else. This book is full of underlinings and marginal marks, probably made by her secretaries,