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...ganized), the readings will also include at least one published article or book chapter. The year-long series invites projects that address such topics as ...h, sixteenth, and seventeenth Christian centuries a decisive period in the history of the relation of the Bible to both Church and culture. This concentrated

...o debates about digitization, or portraits of Shakespeare) as can be posts teaching people about bibliographic matters (e.g., what signature marks are or the d ...posts that do both: “this is cool because it shows us something about the history of the letter Z” or “we have this and it’s useful/exciting for the fo

BBI: [https://britishbookillustrations.folger.edu/ British Book Illustrations: Extending Access to 17th-century Visual Culture] is a projec ...elevision across America. Select Browse for subject browses of Literature, History, Theater and more.

...a Zimmer]] and edited by [[User:MeaghanBrown|Meaghan Brown]], covers the ''history'' of EEBO. For current use and limitations, see [[Using Early English Books ...O project, short-title catalogues served as the means of selecting texts [[History of Early English Books Online|for imaging]] and as sources for the bibliogr

:'''Director''': [[Mary E. Fissell]] is a Professor in the History of Medicine at The Johns Hopkins University. She is the author of ''Patien ...s of Holy Church in Medieval Europe ''(2000), and ''Interpreting Christian History'' (2005).

...-long colloquium on [[Teaching Medieval Drama and Performance (colloquium)|Teaching Medieval Drama and Performance]], which welcomed advanced scholars whose re ...mat of the famous Folger [[Shakespeare Set Free|''Shakespeare Set Free'']] teaching manuals, namely "What's On for Today and Why?," "What to Do?," and How'd It

Eliot, Simon, and Jonathan Rose. ''A Companion to the History of the Book''. Malden, MA: Blackwell Pub., 2007. ...s, Matthew. “Foundation.” In ''Macroanalysis: Digital Methods and Literary History'', 3–32. Urbana: University of Illinois, 2013.

...ch interests in early modern drama, computational stylistics, and literary history. ...on of women’s writing in manuscript miscellanies. She is also completing a book, ''Print, Poetry, and the Reading Public in Early Modern England'', which e

:''The Southwell-Sibthorpe Commonplace Book: Folger MS. V.b. 198'', ed. Jean Klene (Medieval and Renaissance Texts and ...ania (Abridged)'', ed. Mary Ellen Lamb (Medieval and Renaissance Texts for Teaching, 2011)

...are to Undergraduates, Folger Institute NEH microgrant project (2016-2017)|Teaching Shakespeare to Undergraduates]] ...wright of the non-Anglophone world. Twenty participants will examined this history of reception, adaptation, translation, and re-appropriation.

...lars are more extensive than in many fields. But they are a product of the history of their creation, and participants will also investigate options beyond EE ...ientation necessary for work in a restricted-access, non-circulating, rare book library: reader registration will be followed by an introduction to the rul

:"Play and Book: Drama‚ Reading‚ and the Invention of the Literary in Tudor England" [[Rita Costa-Gomes]], History, Towson University

...pts directly, intriguing questions about and investigations into language, history, and culture are emerging. Software tools are under development by Folger s :Kathryn James, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale University

...linguistic evidence, and the very landscape itself. Written in Latin, the book was intended to appeal to a broader European cohort of scholars. ...this exhibition. In addition to teaching broadly in early-modern European history, he offers classes in Irish Gaelic. He is the author of ''The Politics and

...the margin of a text. It can be applied to a fixed document (e.g., essay, book) or to a constantly updated blog. Recently, CommentPress has evolved into [ See [[History of Early English Books Online]] and [[Using Early English Books Online]] fo

...a number of early sermons expanded on the "fishers of men" passage in the Book of Matthew, like Dr John Rawlinson's [http://hamnet.folger.edu/cgi-bin/Pweb ''The secrets of angling. Teaching, the choisest tooles baytes and seasons, for the taking of any fish, in pon

...with tiny figures in rows to publications of large individual portraits in book form. The brainchild of printseller Pierce Tempest, ''The Cryes of the City : Seng, Peter J. ''The Vocal Songs in the Plays of Shakespeare, a Critical History''. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1967.

'''Cristina Dondi''' is Professor of Early European Book Heritage in the Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages, and Oakeshott Sen ...ousands of text extracts with their metadata will map the mutual reception history of London theatre as a verbal network.

=== The Birth of the Cryptographic Book (case 1)=== ...Emperor Maximilian I. The monk behind him provides the keys to the locked book, whose secrets are central to the exercise of power in church and state.

...place of elite sociability, but as an important site for the study of the history of public health. ...earch at the Folger Institute of the Folger Shakespeare Library. Her first book, Elizabeth Cary, Lady Falkland: Life and Letters (2000) received the Joseph