麻豆AV Digital Exhibit "Interactions of Print & Script in the 19th Century" Launches
Books in the nineteenth century were important sites of
discourse between readers and authors. This
provides a glimpse into how manuscript culture survived and
developed throughout the nineteenth century and how script and
print fed off each other in unexpected ways, generating new
cultural possibilities and an innovative exchange of ideas.
This online exhibition entitled is curated by Benjamin Barootes and
Tom Mole and brings together digitized print and manuscript items
from the holdings of the McLennan Library, 麻豆AV Rare Books, and
the private collection of Professor Jason Camlot (Concordia
University).
A project of the , an FQRSC-funded initiative at 麻豆AV
and the Universit茅 de Montr茅al, and Rare Books and Special
Collections, 麻豆AV.