Cursos

Continuando a divulgação das programação das escolas de livros raros. Abaixo a programação da London Rare Book School (LRBS):
 
24-28 de junho
 

• The Book in the Ancient World
• Children's Books, 1470-1980
• An Introduction to Bibliography
• Mapping Land and Sea before 1900
• The Medieval Book
• The Printed Book in Europe 1450-2000
• Type and its Uses 1455-1830

1-5 de julho

• The Anglo-Saxon and Carolingian Book, c.600-1050
• European Bookbinding, 1450-1820
• The History & Practice of Hand Press Printing, 1450-1830
• The History of Libraries from the Middle Ages to the Present
• An Introduction to Illustration and its Technologies
• Modern First Editions; Dealing, Collecting and the Market
• Modern Literary Manuscripts

Cursos

Para aqueles que se interessam no assunto e têm condições favoráveis (financeiro, tempo e inglês afiado) para participar. Existem três escolas onde o tema principal de estudo são os livros raros, todas são ligadas a universidades de renomes. A Rare Book School (RBS) está ligada à University of Virginia, a California Rare Book School (CalRBS) à UCLA e a Londo Rare Book School (LRBS) à University of London. Colocarei aqui no blog um programa por dia.

RBS

Summer 2013

10–14 June in Charlottesville, VA

• The Printed Book in the West to 1800 - Martin Antonetti
• Born-Digital Materials: Theory & Practice - Matthew Kirschenbaum & Naomi Nelson
• The History of 19th- & 20th-Century Typography & Printing - John Kristensen & Katherine McCanless Ruffin
• Teaching the History of the Book - Michael F. Suarez, S.J.
• Scholarly Editing: Principles & Practice - David Vander Meulen

17–21 June in Charlottesville, VA

• History of Printed Book Illustration in the West - Erin C. Blake
• Introduction to Western Codicology - Albert Derolez
• Examining the Medical Book: History & Connoisseurship - Stephen Greenberg
• Digitizing the Historical Record - Bethany Nowviskie & Andrew Stauffer
• XML in Action: Creating Text Encoding Initiative (TEI) Text - David Seaman

17–21 June in New Haven, CT

• Medieval & Early Renaissance Bookbinding Structures - Christopher Clarkson
• Introduction to Archives for Special Collections Librarians - Jackie Dooley & Bill Landis
• Advanced Seminar: Medieval Manuscript Studies - Barbara A. Shailor
• Law Books: History & Connoisseurship - Mike Widener

8–12 July in Charlottesville, VA

• Developing Collections: Donors, Libraries & Booksellers - Tom Congalton, Johan Kugelberg & Katherine Reagan
• Introduction to the History of Bookbinding - Jan Storm van Leeuwen
• The History of the Book in America, c.1700–1830 - James N. Green
• Printed Books to 1800: Description & Analysis - David Whitesell
• The Handwriting & Culture of Early Modern English Manuscripts - Heather Wolfe

22–26 July in Charlottesville, VA

• Book Illustration Processes to 1900 - Terry Belanger
• Introduction to Paleography, 800–1500 - Consuelo Dutschke
• The Printed Book in the West Since 1800 - Eric Holzenberg
• Rare Book Cataloging - Deborah J. Leslie
• Reference Sources for Researching Rare Books - Joel Silver
• Advanced Seminar in the History of Bookbinding - Jan Storm van Leeuwen

22–26 July in Philadelphia, PA

• 15th-Century Books in Print & Manuscript - Paul Needham & Will Noel

29 July–2 August in Charlottesville, VA

• History of the Book, 200–2000 - John Buchtel & Mark Dimunation
• The Illustrated Scientific Book to 1800 - Roger Gaskell
• Provenance: Tracing Owners & Collections - David Pearson
• Introduction to the Principles of Bibliographical Description - David Whitesell
• The American Book in the Industrial Era, 1820–1940 - Michael Winship

Fall 2013

28 October–1 November in Washington, DC

• Advanced Rare Book Cataloging - Deborah J. Leslie
• Hokusai & Book Illustration - Ellis Tinios