Richard B. Sher, “New Light on the Early Publication History of Boswell's Life of Johnson," Karmiole Lecture, 10 July 2024 by Rare Book School LecturesBy Rare Book School Lectures

Ashley Cataldo, “Collecting Daily Life in Early American Manuscripts," NEH-SHARP Lecture, 31 July 2024 by Rare Book School LecturesBy Rare Book School Lectures

Li Wei Yang, “Yongle Dadian: An Emperors' Encyclopedia,” Malkin Lecture, 29 July 2024 by Rare Book School LecturesBy Rare Book School Lectures

Aaron Pratt, “Buying a Book in Early Modern England,” 22 July 2024 by Rare Book School LecturesBy Rare Book School Lectures

G. Scott Clemons, "De Motu Librorum: On the Movement of Books," Rendell Lecture, 8 July 2024 by Rare Book School LecturesBy Rare Book School Lectures

Deborah Parker, "A Librarian Like No Other: Belle da Costa Greene and Self-Invention," 12 June 2024 by Rare Book School LecturesBy Rare Book School Lectures

Stephen Karian, "Scholarly Editing and the Challenges of Attribution," 10 June 2024 by Rare Book School LecturesBy Rare Book School Lectures

LeRonn Brooks, "Archive of the People: The Johnson Publishing Company, 3 June 2024 by Rare Book School LecturesBy Rare Book School Lectures

Kailani Polzak, "Pacific Encounters in Print," The Kress Foundation Lecture, 31 July 2023 by Rare Book School LecturesBy Rare Book School Lectures

Craig Welsh, "The Typesetting & Designs of the Declaration of Independence Broadsides," 26 July 2023 by Rare Book School LecturesBy Rare Book School Lectures

Christy S. Coleman, "A Nexus of Learning—Museums and the Importance of Public History," 24 July 2023 by Rare Book School LecturesBy Rare Book School Lectures

Jeffrey Makala, "Lives (& Afterlives) of Stereotype Plates," Karmiole Lecture, 12 July 2023 by Rare Book School LecturesBy Rare Book School Lectures

Walter O. Evans, "Why Collect?" The 2023 Kenneth W. Rendell Lecture, 14 June 2023 by Rare Book School LecturesBy Rare Book School Lectures

Barbara E. Mundy, "Books in the Contact Zone," Malkin Lecture, 12 June 2023 by Rare Book School LecturesBy Rare Book School Lectures

Leah Price, "Reader=Inessential Worker: Book History After Lockdown," 7 June 2023 by Rare Book School LecturesBy Rare Book School Lectures

S. Max Edelson, "The Surveyor's Eye," NEH-SHARP Lecture, 5 June 2023 by Rare Book School LecturesBy Rare Book School Lectures

Mary Catherine Kinniburgh is the co-director of Granary Books, an independent publisher and archives/rare book dealer. As a scholar of postwar American poetry and an archives broker, her activities occur at the intersection of research and praxis, and her writing often focuses on the poetics of archival work. In particular, her research explores ma…

Rezek, Joseph - "Ideologies of the Codex in Hakluyt and Smith" - NEH-SHARP Lecture, 1 Aug 2022 by Rare Book School LecturesBy Rare Book School Lectures

Marcus, Hannah - "Characterizing the Elderly across Formats in Early Modern Italy" - 27 July 2022 by Rare Book School LecturesBy Rare Book School Lectures

McNamee, Megan - "Significance of a Concertina-Fold Almanac" - Kress Lecture - 25 July 2022 by Rare Book School LecturesBy Rare Book School Lectures

Roldán Vera, Eugenia - "Book Trade in the Anglo-Iberian Atlantic" - Karmiole Lecture - 13 July 22 by Rare Book School LecturesBy Rare Book School Lectures

White, Eric - "A History of the Gutenberg Bible (continued)" - Malkin Lecture, 11 July 2022 by Rare Book School LecturesBy Rare Book School Lectures

Wisecup, Kelly - "Making and Reading Indigenous Archives" NEH-GBHI - 15 June 2022 by Rare Book School LecturesBy Rare Book School Lectures

Rogers, Beverly - "Victorian Connections: Books and Stories" Rendell Lecture - 13 June 2022 by Rare Book School LecturesBy Rare Book School Lectures

Wong, Dorothy - “Making Merit: East Asian Buddhist Material Culture” NEH-GBHI Lecture - 6 June 2022 by Rare Book School LecturesBy Rare Book School Lectures

“Lost Archives and Paper Reuse in the Medieval Islamic World”Marina Rustow, Khedouri A. Zilkha Professor of Jewish Civilization in the Near East, and Director of the Geniza Lab, Princeton UniversityA Rare Book School lecture, 20 July 2021By Rare Book School Lectures

“He Lau Nā Moʻolelo: The Challenge and Promise of Hawaiian Language Textual Archives”Noelani Arista, Director, Indigenous Studies Program, and Associate Professor, Department of History and Classical Studies, McGill UniversityA Rare Book School lecture29 June 2021By Rare Book School Lectures

"Subscription Publishing in America over Three Centuries" by Michael Winship - Rare Book School’s inaugural Kenneth Karmiole Endowed Lecture on the History of the Book Trades, presented on Tuesday, 13 July 2021By Rare Book School Lectures

Goldsby and McGill - "What is 'Black' about Black Bibliography?" - 3 August 2021 by Rare Book School LecturesBy Rare Book School Lectures

Yale, Elizabeth - "Paper-Keeping: Women, Family, Knowledge Work..." - 27 July 2021 by Rare Book School LecturesBy Rare Book School Lectures

Hidalgo, Alex - "The Book as Archive" - 15 June 2021 by Rare Book School LecturesBy Rare Book School Lectures

Robb, Megan - "Print and the Urdu Public" - 23 July 2020 by Rare Book School LecturesBy Rare Book School Lectures

Nishikawa, Kinohi – "From Poet to Publisher: Reading Gwendolyn Brooks by Design" - 16 July 2020 by Rare Book School LecturesBy Rare Book School Lectures

Ramachandran, Ayesha – "An Alternative History of the Atlas" - 2 July 2020 by Rare Book School LecturesBy Rare Book School Lectures

Trettien, Whitney - "A Hornbook for Digital Book History" - 18 June 2020 by Rare Book School LecturesBy Rare Book School Lectures

Full title: "Superheroes and Shocking Affairs, or, Adventures in Cataloging Popular Literature"By Rare Book School Lectures

RBS-Mellon lecture by Pamela Klassen (Professor in the Department for the Study of Religion at the University of Toronto), given at Franklin & Marshall College on 25 October 2017.See https://rarebookschool.org/all-programs/events/protest-on-the-page/ for more information on this event.By Rare Book School Lectures

RBS-Mellon lecture by Svanhildur Óskarsdóttir (Research Associate Professor, Árni Magnússon Institute for Icelandic Studies, University of Iceland), given at the University of Maine on 30 March 2017.See https://rarebookschool.org/all-programs/events/njals-saga/ for more information about this event.By Rare Book School Lectures

This recording is of conference Session 2:Towards a Critical Bibliography of the HandwrittenChair: Dale Billingsley, University of Louisville “Messy Writings: Unraveling Korean Manuscript Books”Hwisang Cho, Emory University “Citational and Citationless: Reading the Development of Indian YunaniMedicine in the Margins of Arabic and Persian Manuscript…

Featuring "The Message & the Messengers: Artistic Illustrations of the Qur’an and the Prophets in Islamic Manuscripts"Betts Auditorium, Architecture Building, Princeton UniversityDr. Tehseen Thaver, Assistant Professor of Religion, Princeton UniversityDr. Christiane Gruber, Professor and Associate Chair, History of Art, University of MichiganSee ht…

Lecture 513 (30 July 2008)By Rare Book School Lectures

Lecture 512 (28 July 2008)By Rare Book School Lectures

Lecture 510 (9 July 2008)Full title: "More Baby Books than You Can Shake a Rattle At: Building a New Collection for Research in the History of Infant Development"By Rare Book School Lectures

Lecture 509 (7 July 2008)Full title: "Alice’s Top Ten List: Rare Maps: Keeping Them Under Control, Letting Them Go Public"By Rare Book School Lectures

Lecture 508 (18 June 2008)By Rare Book School Lectures

Lecture 507 (16 June 2008)By Rare Book School Lectures

Lecture 506 (9 June 2008)Full title: "John Feely Meets Samuel Dodd: The Use of Internet Databases in Studying the History of the American Book Trades"By Rare Book School Lectures

Lecture 503 (30 July 2007)By Rare Book School Lectures

Lecture 502 (23 July 2007)Full title: "Scissors, Prints and Paste: Frederick and Amelia Lock Make a Scrapbook at Norbury Park in 1791"By Rare Book School Lectures

Lecture 501 (18 July 2007)Full title: "Brave New World or Mere Anarchy? Reflections on the Revolution in National Research Librarianship"By Rare Book School Lectures