دانلود کتاب تمرین کتاب نویسی و فرهنگ های جهانی کولوفون ها، 1400 1800

This volume is the result of an exciting intellectual journey across countries, institutions, and disciplines. We wish to express our deep gratitude to all institutions whose funding made such a journey possible and to all colleagues and friends involved in manifold conversations and thrilling intellectual exchanges over the last years. Christopher—then Thornley Fellow of the Institute of Historical Research, University of London (IHR)—came up with the idea of this volume’s cross-disciplinary enquiry into colophons written and read between circa 1400 and 1800 in a conversation with Stefan—by then Research Associate in Early Modern European Object History at the University of Cambridge—in London in 2017. After many conversations, note-taking activities, and digressions, the plan developed to find likeminded researchers interested in scribes, colophons, and written artefacts. The generous support of the IHR’s Power and Post Fund allowed us to pursue this project. A fascinating, diverse group of highly motivated scholars, many of which back then at the early stages of their academic career, accepted our invitation to participate in an IHR workshop in July 2018. This workshop brought together innovative perspectives and engendered cutting-edge conversations about scribal practices and colophons from a truly global and interdisciplinary perspective. We thank Jo Fox and Vanessa Rockel at the IHR for their financial and logistical support in this endeavor.