Rare Book School Lectures
Rare Book School
Since 1972, the Book Arts Press and Rare Book School have offered more than 600 public lectures on a wide variety of bibliographical topics.
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Jun 16, 2026
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Schreyer, Alice - "The Newberry: Independent Research Libraries as Bibliographical Communities" 26.07.2016 54:34
Lecture 603 (25 July 2016)
van der Vlies, Andrew - "Print Cultures and Protest in (Southern) Africa" (11 July 2016) 12.07.2016 55:27
Lecture 601 (11 July 2016). Full title: "Print Cultures and Protest in (Southern) Africa: Bibliography, Anthropology, Ideology, and Aesthetics"
Reese, William S. - "Starting Out: My Early Days as a Rare Book Dealer" (15 June 2016) 16.06.2016 1:00:26
Lecture 600 (15 June 2016). The lecture is followed by a presentation in honor of Mary Gilliam, recently elected president of the Antiquarian Booksellers' Association of America
Kelly, Mike - "Samson Occom and the Uses of Bibliography" 14.06.2016 48:02
Lecture 598 (13 June 2016)
Miller, Peter - "Making American Literature: Poetry With Footnotes" 19.05.2016 24:59
Lecture 595 (18 May 2016). Delivered at the RBS-UVA Fellowship Luncheon. Terry Belanger introduces Peter Miller as the winner of the 2016 Betsy and Stuart Houston Prize.
Mole, Tom - "Scattered Odes in Shattered Books: Romantic Poems in Victorian Anthologies" 18.03.2016 1:10:36
Lecture 594 (17 March 2016)
Winship, Michael - "Hawthorne and the Scribbling Women" (30 July 2001) 30.10.2015 39:54
Lecture 454 (30 July 2001). Full title "Hawthorne and the Scribbling Women: Publishing 'The Scarlet Letter' in the 19th-Century United States"
Winship, Michael - "The Anglo-American Trade in Books in the Nineteenth Century" (19 July 1993) 30.10.2015 53:48
Lecture 340 (19 July 1993)
Winship, Michael - "Hermann Ernst Ludewig: America’s Forgotten Bibliographer" (16 December 1985) 30.10.2015 55:00
Lecture 204 (16 December 1985). The 1985 Sol. M. Malkin Lecture
Dreyfus, John - "The Flowering of Typography" (28 October 1985) 30.10.2015 41:14
Lecture 199 (28 October 1985). Full title "The Flowering of Typography: The Development of Printers’ Flowers with Special Reference to French Rococo Ornament"
Hidy, Lance - "An Artist in Search of An Historian" (30 September 1985) 30.10.2015 43:24
Lecture 198 (30 September 1985)
Carter, Matthew - "The Creation of ‘Galliard’" (5 August 1985) 30.10.2015 47:12
Lecture 196 (5 August 1985)
Kristeller, Paul Oskar - "In Search of Renaissance Manuscripts" (23 July 1985) 30.10.2015 1:01:49
Lecture 193 (23 July 1985)
Corey, D. Steven - "Developing Special Collections of Fine Printing" (15 July 1985) 30.10.2015 57:14
Lecture 190 (15 July 1985)
Tselos, George D. - "Digging in the Dumpster" (15 April 1985) 30.10.2015 47:09
Lecture 186 (15 April 1985). Full title "Digging in the Dumpster and Other Cautionary Tales of Modern Manuscript Collecting"
Wilson, Alexander - "Toward a Universal History of Rare Books" (8 April 1985) 30.10.2015 42:47
Lecture 185 (8 April 1985)
Berger, Thomas L. - "Two-Letter Words in Shakespeare’s 'Henry V'" (1 April 1985) 30.10.2015 38:52
Lecture 184 (1 April 1985)
Hobson, Anthony - "Appropriations from Foreign Libraries During the French Revolution and Empire" 30.10.2015 49:52
Lecture 183 (25 March 1985)
McKitterick, David - "Writing the History of the University Library" (18 March 1985) 30.10.2015 47:37
Lecture 182 (18 March 1985)
Winship, Michael - "Life with 'BAL'" (28 January 1985) 30.10.2015 51:11
Lecture 179 (28 January 1985)
Dunlap, Ellen S. - "One Year In: Reflections of a New Director" (3 December 1984) 30.10.2015 59:57
Lecture 177 (3 December 1984)
Dreyfus, John - "The Making of the Golden Cockerel Press 'Four Gospels'" (15 November 1984) 30.10.2015 54:56
Lecture 175 (15 November 1984)
Urkowitz, Steven - "Voodoo Bibliography: Re-evaluating Shakespearean Textual Studies" 30.10.2015 50:50
Lecture 173 (22 October 1984)
Briggs, Carol Reid - "Three Years Out" (24 September 1984) 30.10.2015 39:07
Lecture 169 (24 September 1984). Full title "Three Years Out: Reflections of a Young [But Rapidly Aging] Rare Book Librarian"
Leab, Katharine Kyes - "Automation in Rare Books: The Dark Side of the Moon" (14 August 1984) 30.10.2015 42:23
Lecture 167 (14 August 1984)
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