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theshakespeareblog.com
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| | | | | Browse articles by Jo Freeman on the Fourth International Women's Conference held in Beijing. | |
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www.ofpilcrows.com
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| | | | | Book history is full of dead ends, lost threads, and rabbit holes that lead to nowhere. You can work for a decade, as I did, on a single book-observing, describing, analyzing, hypothesizing, gathering corroborating evidence, following up on provenance leads, etc.-and still be left with gaping holes in the narrative of why the book ended up where it ended up and how it ended up in its present state. For me, that book is an annotated copy of Mr William Shakespeares Comedies, Histories, & Tragedies (1623), known colloquially as the First Folio, now housed at the Free Library of Philadelphia's Rare Book Department. More than 250 copies of this book survive and many of them show some evidence of early readership. So what makes this one different? Access, for one.... | |
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| | | Colin Maynard - Unsplash Inspired by What do you see #241 with eyes wide openconsuming knowledge dailyhow we humans learn | ||
