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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Bidwell, John - "Industrial Hubris: A Revisionist History of the Papermaking Machine" 03.10.2019 49:51
Lecture 432 (4 August 1999)
Hill, W. Speed - "Where are the Bibliographers of Yesteryear?" (2 August 1999) 03.10.2019 46:48
Lecture 431 (2 August 1999)
Wieck, Roger S. - "Visionary Books of Hours" (26 July 1999) 03.10.2019 43:40
Lecture 428 (26 July 1999)
Belanger, Terry - "1998 State of the Bibliographical Nations" (6 August 1998) 03.10.2019 45:30
Lecture 419 (6 August 1998) Similar versions of this talk were given as lectures 410, 413, and 416.
Winship, Michael - "Uncle Tom Goes Public: Copyright and the Literary Marketplace" (3 August 1998) 03.10.2019 36:04
Lecture 417 (3 August 1998)
Krummel, D. W. - "Praise the Lord! We Are a Musical Nation: The Bay Psalm Book of 1698" 03.10.2019 31:04
Lecture 415 (29 July 1998)
Wendorf, Richard - "A Tale of Two Libraries" (27 July 1998) 03.10.2019 52:27
Lecture 414 (27 July 1998)
Dunlap, Ellen S. - "Changing to Stay the Same: Innovation as Tradition" (22 July 1998) 03.10.2019 39:45
Lecture 412 (22 July 1998)
Allen, Greer - "'The Hunting of the Snark' Illustrated" (20 July 1998) 03.10.2019 37:21
Lecture 411 (20 July 1998)
Traister, Daniel - "Dead Books" (15 July 1998) 03.10.2019 55:11
Lecture 409 (15 July 1998)
Tanselle, G. Thomas - "A Rationale of Collecting" (13 March 1998) 01.10.2019 50:38
Lecture 408 (13 March 1998)
Belanger, Terry - "Twenty-Five Come Sunday: The Book Arts Press, 1972–" (7 August 1997) 01.10.2019 56:15
Lecture 402 (7 August 1997) Similar versions of this talk were given as lectures 393, 396, and 399.
Charbeneau, Brett - "How to Succeed in Bibliography Without Really Trying" (6 August 1997) 01.10.2019 52:26
Lecture 401 (6 August 1997)
Stoddard, Roger E. - "Such White Words; Such Black Signs: Question the Books of Edmond Jabès" 01.10.2019 34:34
Lecture 400 (4 August 1997) Note: The end of this lecture is cut off; apologies!
Graham, Peter S. - "Post-Modernism and the Barriers to Library Preservation" (30 July 1997) 01.10.2019 43:48
Lecture 398 (30 July 1997)
Barlow, William P. - "Book Dealers Are from Mercury/Book Collectors Are from Pluto" (28 July 1997) 01.10.2019 45:06
Lecture 397 (28 July 1997)
Tanselle, G. Thomas - "The Bibliographical Analysis of Book Design" (14 July 1997) 01.10.2019 55:37
Lecture 391 (14 July 1997)
Belanger, Terry - "1996 State of the Bibliographical Neighborhood Address" (8 August 1996) 25.09.2019 30:58
Lecture 389 (8 August 1996) Similar versions of this talk were given as lectures 380, 383, and 386.
Charbeneau, Brett - "How to Succeed in Bibliography Without Really Trying" (7 August 1996) 25.09.2019 45:32
Lecture 388 (7 August 1996)
Graffagnino, J. Kevin - "Only in Books: Writers, Readers and Bibliophiles on Their Obsession" 25.09.2019 46:21
Lecture 387 (5 August 1996)
Miller, Daniel J. - "Books Go to the Rotunda: Reflections of a First-time Curator" 25.09.2019 39:36
Lecture 385 (31 July 1996)
Winship, Michael - "Pirates, Shipwrecks, and Comic Almanacs" (24 July 1996) 25.09.2019 54:38
Lecture 382 (24 July 1996) Full title: "Pirates, Shipwrecks, and Comic Almanacs: Charles Ellms Packages Books in 19th-Century America"
Allen, Greer - "Berthold Wolpe: The Typographic Artist and the Man" (22 July 1996) 25.09.2019 41:40
Lecture 381 (22 July 1996)
Tanselle, G. Thomas - "Studies in Bibliography on Its Fiftieth Anniversary" (15 July 1996) 25.09.2019 50:25
Lecture 378 (15 July 1996)
Belanger, Terry - "1995 Bibliographical State of the Nation Address" (10 August 1995) 24.09.2019 35:57
Lecture 377 (10 August 1995) Similar versions of this talk were given as lectures 365, 368, 371, and 374.
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