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Based on the methodology of the history of the western book, recent histories of the Chinese book have first targeted the printed book in a commercial context. However, the European book evolved in very different circumstances from a technical, political and religious...
Reading, writing and book production marked the life of Pierre de Ronsard (1524-1585) almost in its entirety. The present study retraces the biographical, social ...
POUR UNE HISTOIRE TRANSNATIONALE DU LIVRE : Martyn Lyons et Jean-Yves Mollier, « L'histoire du livre dans une perspective transnationale » ; Jean-Pierre Drège, « Considérations brèves sur l’histoire du livre chinois dans une perspective transculturelle ».
Alexandre Vanautgaerden's research shows that Erasmus never ceased to adapt, depending on each type of text, the layouts of his books to best control their reception. A reversal of the traditional countdown of the exegesis of Erasmus’s works, ...
The series of Regional Catalogues of Incunabula of the Libraries of France was begun in 1979, providing a thorough bibliography of the different works printed between 1450-1500 and present in the different libraries of France...
Étienne Dolet (1509-1546) provoked passionate reactions, both during his lifetime and after. Resurrected as the "martyr of the Renaissance" at the end of the nineteenth century, Dolet has served as a lens for studying the religious problems...
Guillaume BERTHON, « "Estienne Dolet, amy singulier de Clement Marot". Dolet éditeur du Valet de Marot contre Sagon (François Juste, 1537) » ; Gérard MORISSE, « Et même les lettrines partaient de Lyon vers Médina del Campo…(1553) ; Micheline RUEL-KELLERMA
Victor Hugo's 1856 Les Contemplations was an immense success, selling out its first edition within days. The present work is a facsimile edition of the copy offered by Hugo to his lost daughter’s brother-in-law, Auguste Vacquerie...
This collection of essays, celebrating the distinguished career of Alison Saunders (University of Aberdeen), consists of contributions from friends and colleagues from different stages of her life. All serve to demonstrate that, indeed, Le livre demeure..
Andréas Pfersmann explores the use of marginal notes by authors from the seventeenth to the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. This comparative study examines how authors, from Baroque German dramas and Jonathan Swift's satire of erudition ...
The B.I.H.R. is the product of the international cooperation between eighteen countries . Each contributor inventories, year after year, every monograph, journal article, and collective work (miscellany, conference proceedings, etc.)...
This study examines studies Pierre de Ronsard through his book production, describing the evolution in his literary and creative projects in his relation with their material production, ultimately showing how Ronsard profited from the book production ...
The landscape of Florentine libraries changed profoundly between the reign of the Medicis and the archdukes of Hapsburg-Lorraine. The opening of two public libraries, creation of specialized collections, dispersion of ecclesiastical collections and...
There was a marked deterioration in living conditions during the final years of Louis XVI’s reign, compounded by a poor harvest in 1788 and a worrying unemployment rate. Representatives of the third estate clearly manifested their independence from...
Étienne Baluze is known to posterity as Colbert’s librarian, as a professor of canon law, and as an editor of ecclesiastical authors. Less well-known is his contribution to the history of the Limousin. This local deep-rootedness is visible between the...
Whereas the principle of state control over printed matter was constantly reaffirmed during the Enlightenment, the broadening of the readership, the demand for new texts, and the increase in French-language books published abroad made it all but all...
The Barbier-Mueller Foundation for the study of Italian poetry of the Renaissance has a rich collection of mainly sixteenth-century books. This catalogue gives precise bibliographic descriptions of 452 rare editions, creating a panorama of poetry...
Once complete, the series will catalogue all published works from the first half-century of the 'Gutenberg era' (1455-1500) that are held in French libraries. The catalogues make incunabula more accessible to researchers, and also give the wider...
The latest volume in the catalogue of Jean Paul Barbier-Mueller's collection presents the works of seventeen poets: Anne de Marquets, Raymond and Charles de Massac, Pierre Matthieu, Gabriel de Minut, Jean Mondin, Jean Edouard du Monin, Antoine de...
When Buffon died in 1788, two biographies celebrated his life. Rousseau and Voltaire, who had both disappeared ten years earlier, were still very much present in people’s memory. There were numerous French translations of English and German books...
The Giolito de’ Ferrari family was, together with the Manuzio and Giunti, one of the most important publishing dynasties in fifteenth-century Italy. Their publishing activity is carefully contextualized, thanks in particular to a thorough...
An extensive essay on the literary and artistic culture of Pietro Bembo (Venice 1470 – Rome 1547) introduces this edition of the only known catalogue of Bembo’s library, recently discovered in Cambridge. In 1540, Jean Matal made an inventory of...
All seventeenth-century creators, be they writers, artists, or architects, drew inspiration from the Aeneid, whether they acknowledge their debt to Virgil or not. ‘Heirs’ openly claim their Virgilan ancestry, ‘prodigal sons’ recognize it but seek new...
Sources, the writing process, the author as editor, editorial policies, distribution, as well as how books were received by the public are all central concerns of these approximately 50 articles by the biographer and editor of Ronsard and Montaigne...
In 1851, the Parisian bookseller Balthazar Bance and the architect Victor Calliat co-founded the Encyclopédie d’architecture, a journal that would spread the ideas of Viollet-le-Duc until 1892. The history of the journal is first and foremost the...
«Le livre et ses secrets» combines articles written by Jean-François Gilmont over the past thirty years on the history of the book and of reading, sixteenth-century bibliographies, typographical production, as well as book reviews. A bibliography of...
This Dictionnaire des femmes libraires en France (1470-1870) seeks to promote further research in the role and participation of women in the principle tasks of bookmaking : printing, bookselling, bookbinding. 1470 marks the beginning of printing in...
The state of the Royal finances continued to deteriorate and every year a new deficit had to be added to all the previous ones. Calonne, in charge of finance, thought that a land tax would be an effective remedy. The King summoned the representatives...
The present catalogue records all the books placed on the Roman Index from 1600 until its disappearance in 1966. The catalogue offers succinct biographical information on approximately 3’000 authors as well as a brief description and the location of...
Part IV, tome III ranges from La Gessée to Malherbe via Jean and Jacques de La Taille, Michel de L’Hospital and Olivier Magny, with notably an important biographical note on Malherbe and a detailed description of the first collective edition (1630) of...
The Enlightenment was a time of fundamental change in the world of books. As early as 1760-1770, a “second revolution of the book” occured, strongly linked to political and industrial revolutions. This pivotal era has long been scrutinized by...
Un second volume (de L à Z) vient compléter A bibliography of French emblem books. Il inclut, parmi de nombreux autres titres, le premier livre d’emblèmes publié sur le sol français, le Theatre des bons engins de Guillaume de la Perrière, des œuvres...
Abel L’Angelier and Françoise de Louvain have reigned over the Parisian literary world for half a century. As well as the authors they published, they have contributed to the illustration of the French language, to its consecration as Court and...
"Micrological" texts describing the habits of scholars and mainly originating in German universities of the XVIIth and XVIIIth centuries form a voluminous, yet little-known body of writing. In their time, they gave rise to an alternative and...
Conlon, Le Siècle des Lumières, t. XXI is the continuation of a vast enquiry into the second part of the XVIIIth century. This volume centres on the years 1784 and 1785. All previous volumes are...
This four-volume catalogue of editions of the main XVth and XVIth-century French poets is without doubt the most comprehensive since the XIXth century. This is the second tome of Volume IV, which lists the poets of the second half of the XVIth century...