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Upcoming Events | Ann Blair (Harvard University), In the Seattle

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This event has passed. Ann Blair (Harvard University), In the workshop of the mind: collaborative relationships in early modern Europe. May 14, @ 4:00 pm ...

2016 Erasmus Lecture: Ann Blair | Centre for Renaissance and...

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Ann Blair is Carl H. Pforzheimer University Professor at Harvard University, where she specializes in the cultural and intellectual history of early ...

Ann Blair | Rare Book School

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Undergraduate Studies at Harvard University, where she teaches in book history ...

Speaker: Ann Blair (Harvard University) Knowledge in Flight: Multidisciplinary Perspectives on Scholar Rescue in North America. December , Workshop at The New School for Social Research, New York City. Conveners: Simone Lässig, Director (GHI Washington), William Milberg (The New School for Social Research), William Weitzer (Leo Baeck Institute, New York) States of Exception and ...

Ann Blair (History, Harvard University): "What Was an Author? Some...

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'Virtual Meet the Author' mit Ann Blair | Max-Planck ...

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Vortragende(r): Prof. Ann Blair; Organisation: Manuela Bragagnolo; Ort: MPIeR; Raum: Online Meeting; In the Meet-the-Author series, authors are invited to the MPIeR to discuss their books with the Institute's community. We will have the chance to engage in a dialogue with Professor Ann Blair (Harvard University) in the upcoming session. Her well-known book Too Much to Know. Managing Scholarly ...

'Virtual Meet the Author' with Ann Blair | Max Planck ...

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Speaker: Prof. Ann Blair; Organisation: Manuela Bragagnolo; Location: MPIeR; Room: Online Meeting; In the Meet-the-Author series, authors are invited to the MPIeR to discuss their books with the Institute's community. We will have the chance to engage in a dialogue with Professor Ann Blair (Harvard University) in the upcoming session. Her well-known book Too Much to Know. Managing Scholarly ...

Ann Blair | Notebooks Network

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Early Modern Attitudes Toward Delegating Copying and Note-taking. Ann Blair, Harvard University. Discussant: Arnold Hunt, British Library.

AuntieQuarian Blog | Meredith Neuman

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Rare Book Room, Goddard Library, Clark University Ann Blair is the Henry Charles Lea Professor of History at Harvard University another has begun working through the continental imprints, though the many demands ...

Ann Blair | Department of the History of Science, Harvard University

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Ann Blair. Henry Charles Lea Professor of History. Ann Blair. Contact Information. Harvard, FAS Department of History CGIS South Bldg Cambridge St

John Simon Guggenheim Foundation | Ann Blair

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Ann Blair is Henry Charles Lea Professor of History at Harvard University, where she teaches courses on book history, science and religion, and early modern ...

Five College Faculty Seminar on Book History Hosts Ann Blair |...

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Please join the Five College Faculty Seminar on Book History in hosting Ann Blair, C.H. Pforzheimer University Professor at Harvard University, as she gives...

Research/Publications | Harvard University | Ann Blair

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New Horizons for Early Modern European Scholarship ed. Ann Blair and Nicholas Popper Johns Hopkins University Press, 2021

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The John Rylands Library Special Collections BlogInaugural Lecture of...

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Ann Blair, Henry Charles Lea Professor of History at Harvard University, delivered the inaugural John Rylands Research Institute Lecture, ...

Anthony Grafton Biography | AHA

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By Ann Blair, Harvard University, and Nicholas Popper, College of William and Mary ... that suggests less the demand to stand guard than the desire to welcome Inside the house, a book wheel (made to Renaissance specifications for a ...