Gender and the Book Trades (105) (Library of the Written Word / The Handpress World, 128, Band 105)

ISBN 10: 9004701648 ISBN 13: 9789004701649

Gender and the Book Trades proposes a new and transformative methodology for book history by using gender as a tool of analysis, arguing that emphasising presence, inclusion, and collaboration can provide a more accurate picture of the historical book trade.

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Elise Watson, Ph.D. (2022, University of St Andrews) is a postdoctoral researcher on the Universal Short Title Catalogue project at the University of St Andrews. Her research focuses on print, gender, Catholicism, and religious coexistence in the early modern period.

Jessica Farrell-Jobst, Ph.D. (2021, University of St Andrews) is an early career scholar and educator. Her research explores the multifaceted ways in which women have participated in the early modern book trades, the pedagogy of gender, and erasure and officiality in historical methods and sources.

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Sprache: Englisch
ISBN 10: 9004701648
ISBN 13: 9789004701649
Einband: Ledereinband
Anzahl der Seiten: 492
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