We cordially invite all of you to A Night of Manuscripts by Candlelight, hosted by Stanford Manuscript Sciences. On March 2nd, we will have a social hour between 4:30 and 5:30 pm with food and…
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The Handmade Book, currently on exhibit in Green Library, explores the history and future of the book through a series of juxtapositions between contemporary artists’ books and examples from the…
The Wilderness and the Early Medieval Mind A Medieval Matters Lecture hosted by Stanford Manuscript Sciences Journey with bestselling author Amy Jeffs into a land of wandering spirits, frost-bleached…
Join us for a medieval calligraphy workshop with scribe, Cheryl Jacobsen, on January 24th, Tuesday, in Building 260, Room 216. All items will be provided upon arrival into the workshop. We will have…
“The Handmade Book” is about craft, about skill and imagination, and about human experience and desire to communicate. It is a vast topic of investigation and public interest. In this exhibition, we…
October 14th 2021 10am-11.30am (PT); 6pm-7.30pm (GMT) Sponsored by Stanford Libraries and Stanford Text Technologies, this seminar will be held on Zoom. Please Register Here The Nowell Codex has vast…
Digging Deeper is a six-week course, with each week featuring filmed sequences of experts with manuscripts, reading assignments, a short transcription, and self-testing quizzes. Participants who…
Stanford Text Technologies will be hosting a three-day Collegium (May 7-9) on the theme of 'Distortion' in the transmission of textual objects. Scholars who specialize in textual studies from the…
Please join us for "Sex, Politics, and Graffiti in Ancient Pompeii," a talk by Matthew Loar (Stanford Text Technologies Fellow) at 4pm on May 28, 2015. The talk will be held in CESTA (Building 160)…
In a recent History Today article, Professors Elaine Treharne (Stanford University) and Andrew Prescott (Glasgow University) discuss the origins of the Salisbury Magna Carta. Please see: http://www…