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SUMMARY:SIMS and Center for Italian Studies Fellow's Lecture in Italian Manuscript Studies
DESCRIPTION:Traces of University Teaching in Renaissance Books: Examples 
 and Problems\n\nDavid Lines\, University of Warwick & the 2023-2024 
 Schoenberg Institute for Manuscript Studies and the Center for Italian 
 Studies Fellow in Italian Manuscript Studies\n\nBoth teachers and students 
 have left remarkable traces of university lectures in surviving manuscripts 
 and printed books. Professors often wrote out their lectures by hand. Their 
 students kept a record of the lectures\, either in manuscript notebooks or 
 in the margins of printed books that were used as the basis for lectures 
 (e.g.\, works by Virgil\, Aristotle\, or Galen). These printed books were 
 sometimes prepared and published by university professors\, who had their 
 students buy them. Manuscripts and printed works therefore had a complex 
 relationship. Drawing on materials in the Lawrence J. Schoenberg Collection 
 and elsewhere\, this lecture will explore several of the dimensions and 
 problems of this relationship in Renaissance Europe and in Italy in 
 particular.\n\nTo be held in the Van Pelt-Dietrich Library Center\, Class 
 of 1955 Conference Room\, Room 241\, 2nd Floor. In-person only.\n\nOpen to 
 the Public
LOCATION:Class of '55 Van Pelt-Dietrich Library Center \, Van Pelt-Dietrich Library Center
ORGANIZER;CN="Lynn Ransom":MAILTO:lransom@upenn.edu
CATEGORIES:Lecture, SIMS
CONTACT;CN="Lynn Ransom":MAILTO:lransom@upenn.edu
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