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Description Term used during the period 2002-present
Article
Matthew Rubery
(2020)
The Confessions of a Synesthetic Reader.
Configurations: A Journal of Literature, Science, and Technology
(pp. 333-358).
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Article
Nappi, Carla; Wark, McKenzie
(April 2019)
Reading Needham Now.
Technology and Culture
(pp. 562-573).
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Article
Amy Sopcak-Joseph
(2019)
Reconstructing and Gendering the Distribution Networks of Godey's Lady's Book in the Nineteenth Century.
Book History
(pp. 161-195).
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Article
T. Sutton
(2019)
A Note on Medieval Local Maps and Their Readers.
Imago Mundi: A Review of Early Cartography
(pp. 196-200).
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Article
Feike Dietz
(2019)
Mediated Education in Early Modern Travel Stories: How Travel Stories Contribute to Children’s Empirical Learning.
Science in Context
(pp. 193-212).
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Book
Annika Mann
(2018)
Reading Contagion: The Hazards of Reading in the Age of Print.
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Book
Dániel Margócsy; Somos, Márk; Joffe, Stephen N.
(2018)
The Fabrica of Andreas Vesalius: A Worldwide Descriptive Census, Ownership, and Annotations of the 1543 and 1555 Editions.
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Book
Annika Mann
(2018)
Reading Contagion: The Hazards of Reading in the Age of Print.
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Book
John Willinsky
(2018)
The Intellectual Properties of Learning: A Prehistory from Saint Jerome to John Locke.
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Article
Elaine Leong
(2018)
Read. Do. Observe. Take Note!.
Centaurus: International Magazine of the History of Mathematics, Science, and Technology
(pp. 87-103).
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Thesis
Tabby Grabowski
(2018)
Reading Strategies in High School Social Studies: Implementation of Common Core Requirements.
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Essay Review
Mark Vardy
(October 2017)
Reading for Precarious Times.
Social Studies of Science.
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Article
Joan Judge
(2017)
Science for the Chinese Common Reader? Myriad Treasures and New Knowledge at the Turn of the Twentieth Century.
Science in Context
(pp. 359-383).
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Article
Amirouche Moktef
(2017)
Are Other People’s Books Difficult to Read? The Logic Books in Lewis Carroll’s Private Library.
Acta Baltica historiae et philosophiae scientiarum
(pp. 28-49).
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Chapter
Elizabethanne Boran
(2017)
Introduction.
In: Reading Newton in Early Modern Europe
(pp. 1-20).
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Chapter
Alberto Cevolini
(2016)
Storing Expansions: Openness and Closure in Secondary Memories.
In: Forgetting Machines: Knowledge Management Evolution in Early Modern Europe
(pp. 155-187).
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Chapter
Fabian Krämer
(2016)
Albrecht von Haller as an ‘Enlightened’ Reader-Observer.
In: Forgetting Machines: Knowledge Management Evolution in Early Modern Europe
(pp. 224-242).
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Article
Alessandro Delfanti
(August 2016)
Beams of particles and papers: How digital preprint archives shape authorship and credit.
Social Studies of Science
(pp. 629-645).
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Article
Jonathan R. Olson
(2016)
‘Newly Amended and Much Enlarged’: Claims of Novelty and Enlargement on the Title Pages of Reprints in the Early Modern English Book Trade.
History of European Ideas
(pp. 618-628).
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Article
Sara Miglietti
(2016)
The Censor as Reader: Censorial Responses to Bodin's Methodus in Counter-Reformation Italy (1587–1607).
History of European Ideas
(pp. 707-721).
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