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2022
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Black Print, Black Activism, Black Study |
Syllabus |
Derrick R. Spires, Benjamin Fagan |
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2017
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Other Languages, Other Americas |
Syllabus |
Anna Brickhouse, Kirsten Silva Gruesz |
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2016
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Subscription Publishing in America |
Syllabus |
Michael Winship |
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2015
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Reading Children |
Syllabus |
Patricia Crain |
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2014
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Books in the Larger World of Objects |
Syllabus |
David Brewer, Lynn Festa |
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2013
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Indigenous Cultures of Print in Early America |
Syllabus |
Philip Round |
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2012
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African American Cultures of Print |
Syllabus |
Lara Langer Cohen, Jordan Stein |
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2011
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Encountering Revolution: Print Culture, Politics, and the British American Loyalists |
Syllabus |
Ed Larkin, Phil Gould |
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2010
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The Global American South and Early American Print Culture |
Syllabus |
Jeannine DeLombard, Lloyd Pratt |
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2009
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Book History and Media History |
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Lisa Gitelman, Meredith L. McGill |
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2008
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The Newspaper and the Culture of Print in the Early American Republic |
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David Paul Nord, John Nerone |
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2007
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Re-Reading the Early Republic: From Crevecoeur to Cooper |
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Wayne Franklin, Jeffrey Walker, Lance Schachterle |
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2006
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Books and Their Readers to 1800 and Beyond |
Syllabus |
Jay Fliegelman, Leah Price |
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2005
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Publishing God: Printing, Preaching, and Reading in Eighteenth-Century America |
Syllabus |
Peter Stallybrass, Michael Warner |
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2004
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Enriching American Studies Scholarship through the History of the Book |
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Philip Gura, James N. Green, Eliza Richards |
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2003
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Reading and Everyday Life: Books, Texts, Histories |
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Barbara Hochman, David Stewart |
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2002
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Books in American Lives, 1830-1890 |
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Louise L. Stevenson |
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2001
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Using Graphic Arts as Primary Sources |
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Louis Masur, Georgia Barnhill |
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2000
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Teaching the History of the Book |
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Scott Casper, Jeff Groves |
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1999
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Telling Lives, Telling Lies?: Biography, Autobiography, and Personal Narrative |
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Ann Fabian |
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1998
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Readers, Writers, and the Book Trades in Early America |
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David D. Hall |
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1997
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Getting into Print |
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Joan Shelley Rubin, Meredith L. McGill |
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1995
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Reading Culture, Reading Books |
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Mary Kelley |
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1995
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The Business of Publishing: Reading Financial Records as a source for the History of the Book |
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Michael Winship, William P. Barlow |
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1994
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Critical Methods in Bibliography and the History of the Book in the United States |
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Michael Winship |
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1994
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Regional Cultures of the Book, 1783-1861 |
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William J. Gilmore-Lehne |
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1993
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Critical Methods in Bibliography and the History of the Book in the United States |
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Michael Winship |
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1992
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Critical Methods in the History of the Book in the United States |
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Michael Winship |
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1992
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Bibliographical Approaches to the Nineteenth-Century Book in the United States |
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Michael Winship |
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1991
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Iconography and the Culture of the Book |
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William Moffett, Diane Apostolos-Cappadona, William Gilmore-Lehne, Thomas Leonard, Carol Wenzel-Rideout, Allison Scott, Sara Black |
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1990
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The American Renaissance: Critical and Bibliographical Perspectives |
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David S. Reynolds, Michael Winship |
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1989
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"Work in Progress" Conference |
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David Watters, Joan Hoy, Ann Braude, Richard John, Isabelle Lahuu, Michael Turner, David Hall |
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1988
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The Politics of Reading, Writing, and Publishing in Nineteenth-Century America |
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David D. Hall |
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1986
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The American Common Reader: Printing, Entrepreneurship, and Cultural Change, 1759-1840 |
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Stephen Botein |
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1985
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The Making of Literate America: Diffusion of Culture Based on Printing, 1759-1850 |
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Stephen Botein |
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These annual seminars have been successful in assembling a stimulating range of persons as both faculty and matriculants and putting them in touch with AAS library collections and, just as importantly, with each other. Faculty and participants of the first summer seminar (1985) are pictured to the right.
