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*[https://emroc.hypotheses.org/2687 Code Makers: The Hidden Labour Behind the Folger Shakespeare Library's Recipe Book Corpus]
*[https://emroc.hypotheses.org/2687 Code Makers: The Hidden Labour Behind the Folger Shakespeare Library's Recipe Book Corpus]
*[https://emroc.hypotheses.org/2681 Code Breakers: The Hidden Labour Behind the Folger Shakespeare Library's Recipe Transcriptions]
*[https://emroc.hypotheses.org/2681 Code Breakers: The Hidden Labour Behind the Folger Shakespeare Library's Recipe Transcriptions]
*[https://collation.folger.edu/2019/05/a-wild-and-woolley-week/ A Wild and Woolley Week], with David Goldstein, Jennifer Egloff, Sara Pennell, and Heather Wolfe


===Publications===
===Publications===

Revision as of 10:05, 11 July 2022

Elisa Tersigni is a postdoctoral fellow at the Women Writers Project, Northeastern University. She holds a PhD in English and Book History & Print Culture from the University of Toronto. She was the Digital Research Fellow for Before 'Farm to Table': Early Modern Foodways and Cultures from 2018–2011, during which time she was project manager for the development of the corpus of manuscript recipe books at the Folger Shakespeare Library.

Awards

  • Pantzer New Scholar Award, Bibliographical Society of America (2020)

Critical Editions

Exhibitions

Scholarly Blog Posts

Publications

  • "Review of Madeline Bassnet’s Women, Food Exchange, and Governance in Early Modern England." Tulsa Studies in Women’s Literature, 38.2, 2019: 448–450.

Recipe Recreations

Presentations and Invited Talks

Media