Welcome to the Taylor Institution Library! The Taylor Institution is the University of Oxford’s library for Modern Foreign Languages. It was funded by Sir Robert Taylor in a codicil to his will in 1788. Due to his will being contested, the University didn’t have access to the funds until 1834, when it was also considering …
The combined workshops and seminars for the Palaeography, History of the Book and Digital Humanities provide ...
One History of the Book student recounts the benefits of a hands-on approach to learning about printed material.
By Vincent Leung As is well known, written word in the Middle Ages projected the verisimilitude of authority and ...
by Maximilian Krümpelmann Luther Demands ‘Freedom’ When Luther stumbled upon the word ‘eleutheria’ in October 1517 ...
Previously, Isabelle Riepe introduced to this blog a 1730 festival book in the Ashmolean’s Western Art Print Room ...
Lena Zlock (History of the Book and Modern Languages alumna and current DPhil in Education) interviewed Richard ...
The combined workshops and seminars for the Palaeography, History of the Book and Digital Humanities provide ...
By Luise Morawetz It started with a talk about paper flaws. In one of the first weeks I stayed at home during the ...
Henrike Lähnemann took part in a webinar series organised by the ICON (The Institute of Conservation) Paper ...
