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MASTER CLASSES 2008
Beinecke Master Classes are non-credit seminars offered without fee to Yale graduate students. Under the direction of distinguished visiting scholars, these intensice seminars explore research methodologies and skills ultilizing primary materials from the collections of the Beinecke Library. Five full-day sessions are scheduled for each class, from 8:30a.m. to 4:30p.m. The classes will be conducted at the Beinecke Library. Enrollment is limited.
To apply for admission, submit a brief statement to the course coordinator in which you describe your background (including department and year of study) and your interest in the course. Email submissions are welcome. Please be sure to include your telephone number and e-mail address. To be assured a place in the class of your choice, your statement must be received no later than April 30.
Please note that registration for Maija Jansson's master class on British hands will be closing early. Enrollment for this class is limited to six students. To be assured of consideration, prospective students are therefore asked to apply no later than Friday, April 18th.
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May 2007 Late Bibliographical Description and Scholarly Editing English Paleography and Archival Sources (16th-18th Century) The Industrial Book in America, 1830-1914 May 2006 Late Medieval Latin Script Shakespeare and the Book
Late Medieval Latin Script Milton and the Book
The Italian Book and Renaissance Drama Editing Debussy Pictures as Primary Sources for American History Interpretive Acts: Theory and Practice in the Scholarly Editing of Literary Texts
Composing Italian Opera Manuscripts and Meaning: Reading the Primary Sources of Tudor and Stuart England Maps as Historical Tools History of the Book
Reading Prints and Graphic Images, 1740-1840 Pictures as Primary Sources for American History Bibliographical Description and Scholarly Editing
Approaches to Biography The Material Culture of American Photography Interrogating Manuscript Sources of Tudor and Stuart Britain
Introduction to Arabic Manuscripts Late Medieval Latin Scripts Bibliographical Description and Scholarly Editing Scribal Culture: Scribal Treason Introduction to Greek Manuscripts Italian Family Archives: The Spinelli Collection
Introduction to Arabic Manuscripts Bibliographical Description and Scholarly Editing Pictures as Primary Sources for American History Late Medieval Latin Scripts
Pictures as Primary Sources for American History Introduction to Greek Papyri
Coptic Documentary Papyri
Renaissance Italian Documents
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