IS 572

spring 2020

All Classes

Medieval Manuscripts and Early Modern Books

Credit: 2 hours.

This course explores a wide variety of medieval manuscripts from their creation in the Middle Ages to today and considers the following topics: production of manuscripts, use of books and their cultural significance, patronage and demand for books, translations, literacy, book collecting, libraries and reproduction in the modern age. The course will include visits to the Rare Book and Manuscript Library and hands-on experience with manuscripts.

2 graduate hours. No professional credit.

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