The Cambridge Companion to Textual Scholarship (Cambridge Companions to Literature)

As progressively more of our cultural background migrates into electronic shape and as expanding quantities of literature and artwork are created inside electronic environments, it turns into extra vital than ever ahead of for us to appreciate how the medium impacts the textual content. The professional participants to this quantity supply a transparent, engrossing and available perception into how the texts we learn and learn are created, formed and transmitted to us.

The New York Public Library African American Desk Reference

Protecting a variety of wisdom, the hot York Public Library African American table Reference is a powerful source for domestic, kin, and company, and an important addition for your own reference library. "Indispensable for these drawn to the African American event. we don't have any greater resource for speedy and trustworthy info.

Breaking the Book: Print Humanities in the Digital Age (Wiley-Blackwell Manifestos)

Breaking the ebook is a manifesto at the cognitive effects and emotional results of human interactions with actual books that finds why the conventional humanities disciplines are immune to 'digital' humanities. Explores the explanations why the normal humanities disciplines are immune to 'digital humanities' finds elements of booklet heritage, delivering it for example of ways assorted media form our modes of considering and feeling    Gathers jointly crucial booklet background and literary feedback about the hundred years best as much as the early 19th-century emergence of mass print tradition Predicts results of the electronic revolution on disciplinarity, services, and the institutional restructuring of the arts

International Futurism 1945-2012: A Bibliographic Handbook

In 2009, Futurism has now not ended up in a waste paper bin, as Marinetti expected in 1909, yet particularly is being celebrated far and wide worldwide with exhibitions, meetings and loads of books. This bibliographic guide is a revised and extended model of a bibliographic reference-shelf the writer released in foreign Futurism in Arts and Literature (de Gruyter 2000).