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ENG 5807 : Electronic Scholarly Editing

ENG 5807 : Electronic Scholarly Editing. Lists and Manuscripts. Early Modern Western Printing: Modern Classification System. Information , including works on language, business training and skills, education, husbandry, popular science and medicine.

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ENG 5807 : Electronic Scholarly Editing

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  1. ENG5807: Electronic Scholarly Editing Lists and Manuscripts

  2. Early Modern Western Printing:Modern Classification System • Information, including works on language, business training and skills, education, husbandry, popular science and medicine. • Ephemera, including ballads, almanacs, catalogues and news pamphlets. • History, both popular and scholarly. • Law & Politics, including law books and non-religious polemics. • Literature, including belles lettres and popular, classical and travel works. • Official Documents, including forms, and proclamations. • Religion, including sermons, bibles, prayer books, instruction and commentary along with controversial and devotional works.

  3. Early Modern Western Printing:Bookseller Classification System • Divinity, including sermons, commentary, ecclesiastical controversies, instruction, psalm paraphrases, and devotionals. • Bibles, including Psalm collections and the Book of Common Prayer. • Physick, including medicine, chemistry, and anatomy. • Histories, including current and ancient subjects, romances, travel literature, and lives. • Humanities, including husbandry, philosophy, statecraft, language, education, shorthand, jests, music, and epigrams. • Poetry and Plays, classical and modern. • Mathematics, including astrology, architecture, navigation, physics, surveying, arithmetic, carpentry, and optics. • Foreign Languages, including non-law Latin and French. • Law. • Miscellaneous, including state documents, political tracts, Catholic and Quaker literature, newspapers, pageants, ballads, almanacs, and “Wonderment Tracts,” all items that Arber mentions as rarely occurring in the Term Catalogues.

  4. Grammar. Rhetoric. Logic. Arithmetic. Geometry. Music. Astronomy. Philosophy. Theology. Law. Natural Science, including medicine, chemistry, husbandry, etc. Belle Lettres, including poetry and drama. Commerce. Histories, including current and ancient subjects, romances, travel literature, and lives. Popular Theology, including inspirational and devotional texts as well as sermons. Bibles. Miscellaneous, including ephemera, popular entertainments, and informational works. Scholastic Secular Early Modern Western Printing:Public-Private Classification System

  5. Chinese Bamboo Strips

  6. Palm Leaf Book

  7. Bark “Codex”

  8. Cuneiform on Pottery

  9. Stone Carving

  10. Metal Tablets

  11. Greek Wood Tablet

  12. 17th-Century Runes on Wood

  13. Greek Papyrus Fragment

  14. Greek Papyrus Scroll

  15. Egyptian Book of the Dead

  16. 16th-Century Papermill

  17. Paper: Sorting Rags

  18. Paper: Breaking-Down Rags

  19. Paper: Mechanically Beating Rags

  20. Paper: Dipping & Couching

  21. Paper: Drying

  22. Paper: Finishing

  23. Paper Mold

  24. Paper Mold

  25. Papermaking Surface

  26. Paper Textures

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