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Italian Sixteenth-Century Writing Books And The Scribal Reality Of Verona, Richard Clement
Italian Sixteenth-Century Writing Books And The Scribal Reality Of Verona, Richard Clement
Richard W. Clement
The sixteenth-century copybooks of the Italian writing masters have long been considered to be reflections of the contemporary scribal condition. The impression one gains from reading the works of Arrighi, Taglienti, Palatino, and Cresci, among others, is that cancellaresca was the dominant notarial script of the first half of the century, that cancellaresca formata, developed by Palatino at mid-century, supplanted it, and that Cresci's cancellaresca corsiva reigned supreme at the end. In fact, if we consider the manuscript evidence, specifically the Rosenthal Collection of North Italian Documents at the University of Chicago, we find a very different reality. In sixteenth-century …
An Analysis On Non-Finite Verb Forms As An Indication Of The Style Of Translation In Bede's Ecclesiastical History, Richard Clement
An Analysis On Non-Finite Verb Forms As An Indication Of The Style Of Translation In Bede's Ecclesiastical History, Richard Clement
Richard W. Clement
Non-finite verb forms are ideal as indicators of a translator's ability and style of translating Latin into OE. (1) This is because in Latin there are six different infinitives: the present active infinitive, the present passive infinitive, the perfect active infinitive, the perfect passive infinitive, the future active infinitive, and the future passive infinitive. However, in OE there is only one infinitive: the present active infinitive. In Latin there are four different participles: the present active imperfect participle, the present passive perfective participle, the future active imperfective participle, and the future passive imperfective participle (gerundive). The gerund is the neuter …
Francisco De Robles, Cervantes, And The Spanish Book Trade, Richard Clement
Francisco De Robles, Cervantes, And The Spanish Book Trade, Richard Clement
Richard W. Clement
No abstract provided.
The Production Of The Pastoral Care: King Alfred And His Helpers, Richard Clement
The Production Of The Pastoral Care: King Alfred And His Helpers, Richard Clement
Richard W. Clement
Old English prose before the late tenth century is examined in this collection of hitherto unpublished essays. Using a variety of techniques, the authors explore well-known and lesser-known texts in search of a better understanding of why, how, and by whom the manuscripts were produced. Part I of the collection contains six studies of Alfredian prose--the Soliloquies, the Pastoral Care, and Consolation of Philosophy--all of which are translations traditionally associated with King Alfred. Part II contains nine essays on various prose works outside of the Alfredian milieu, including the Old English Dialogues, the Old English Bede, the Chronicle and Laws, …
The Beginnings Of Printing In Anglo-Saxon Type, 1565-1630, Richard Clement
The Beginnings Of Printing In Anglo-Saxon Type, 1565-1630, Richard Clement
Richard W. Clement
No abstract provided.
Thomas James, 1572-1629, Richard Clement
Thomas James, 1572-1629, Richard Clement
Richard W. Clement
This award-winning multi-volume series is dedicated to making literature and its creators better understood and more accessible to students and interested readers, while satisfying the standards of librarians, teachers and scholars. Dictionary of Literary Biography provides reliable information in an easily comprehensible format, while placing writers in the larger perspective of literary history. Dictionary of Literary Biography systematically presents career biographies and criticism of writers from all eras and all genres through volumes dedicated to specific types of literature and time periods.
Two Contemporary Gregorian Editions Of Pope Gregory The Great's Regula Pastoralis In Troyes Ms 504, Richard Clement
Two Contemporary Gregorian Editions Of Pope Gregory The Great's Regula Pastoralis In Troyes Ms 504, Richard Clement
Richard W. Clement
No abstract provided.
Richard Verstegan's Reinvention Of Anglo-Saxon England: A Contribution From The Continent, Richard Clement
Richard Verstegan's Reinvention Of Anglo-Saxon England: A Contribution From The Continent, Richard Clement
Richard W. Clement
The reinvention of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance is an historicized approach to constructions of the past. How and why does the present of any period uses the past to promote its own opinions, beliefs, doctrines or views? In particular, this volume demonstrates that reinventions of past eras or figures can be motivated by a nationalistic desire to create cultural 'roots', to discover origins that justify a regime or group's self-identity, to appropriate a cultural icon or neglected author for a particular political agenda, or to reflect on contemporary social issues via a remote time and place. Reworkings or …
Manuscript Resources For The Study Of Portuguese History At The Kenneth Spencer Research Library, University Of Kansas, Richard Clement
Manuscript Resources For The Study Of Portuguese History At The Kenneth Spencer Research Library, University Of Kansas, Richard Clement
Richard W. Clement
No abstract provided.
A Newly Discovered Fifteenth-Century Manuscript Of The Lectura Of Niccolo De Tudeschis, Richard Clement
A Newly Discovered Fifteenth-Century Manuscript Of The Lectura Of Niccolo De Tudeschis, Richard Clement
Richard W. Clement
No abstract provided.
Codicology As An Introduction To Medieval Literature, Richard Clement
Codicology As An Introduction To Medieval Literature, Richard Clement
Richard W. Clement
No abstract provided.
A Handlist Of Manuscripts Containing Gregory's Regula Pastoralis, Richard Clement
A Handlist Of Manuscripts Containing Gregory's Regula Pastoralis, Richard Clement
Richard W. Clement
No abstract provided.
Sir William Stirling-Maxwell And His Cervantes Collection At The Kenneth Spencer Research Library, University Of Kansas, Richard Clement
Sir William Stirling-Maxwell And His Cervantes Collection At The Kenneth Spencer Research Library, University Of Kansas, Richard Clement
Richard W. Clement
No abstract provided.
Library And University Press Integration: A New Vision For University Publishing, Richard Clement
Library And University Press Integration: A New Vision For University Publishing, Richard Clement
Richard W. Clement
American university presses are struggling to maintain their core mission to publish scholarly monographs. Several presses have closed and almost all are struggling. Presses have tried various editorial tactics and new publishing strategies to keep afloat, but the larger economic situation has continued to erode their ability to succeed. In the face of what appears to be insurmountable impediments, some university presses have turned to university libraries as natural partners in the enterprise of distributing scholarship and research. Though these two entities have differing business models, partnerships have much to offer each, and integrating the press into the library organization …
Recapturing The Essence Of The Past: Integrating The University Press Into The Library, Richard Clement
Recapturing The Essence Of The Past: Integrating The University Press Into The Library, Richard Clement
Richard W. Clement
The original role of a press in a research university was to publish and disseminate the research and scholarship of the faculty. The university was willing to undertake a significant level of subsidy because the press was seen as fulfilling a central part of the mission of a research university. In the second half of the twentieth century, many faculty began to be concerned that to publish with one’s own university’s press might be considered a conflict of interest. An unforeseen consequence of this was that a university press was no longer seen as fulfilling a university’s specific mission to …