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Book History and Material Culture
Book History is a dynamic and rapidly growing area of interdisciplinary study that examines the book as an artefact in material culture. This programme brings together theory and practice in new and innovative ways. We study the production, circulation and rec…
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School of Literatures, Languages and Cultures · Historical, philosophical and religious studies
Book History is a dynamic and rapidly growing area of interdisciplinary study that examines the book as an artefact in material culture. This programme brings together theory and practice in new and innovative ways. We study the production, circulation and reception of books from manuscript to e-books, paying attention to the histories of reading and authorship. The programme integrates traditional bibliography, advanced theoretical approaches, training in special collections, and hands-on experience. You will be taught by leading experts at the University’s renowned Centre for the History of the Book. The programme attracts outstanding students from a variety of academic and professional backgrounds. Accreditation This programme is accredited by the — Institute of Library and Information Professionals.
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