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Durham University

Institute of Medieval and Early Modern Studies (IMEMS)

History of the Book Lecture

The Inaugural Durham History of the Book Conference: Bibliophilia and Bibliophobia

Thursday 26th March 2020 , 9:00am, Durham University, Various

Past Lectures

DateTimeEvent
Thu, 17 October 20199:30am to 11:00amWorkshop: "Window onto the Domain of a Concept"
Wed, 16 October 20195:30pm to 6:30pmHistory of the Book Lecture: "The Roundel: Window onto the Domain of a Concept"
Wed, 17 October 20185:30pm to 8:00pmHistory of the Book Lecture 2018:'Hoccleve Manuscripts'
Wed, 8 November 20175:30pmHistory of the Book Lecture 2017: Print and the Reformation: a drama in three acts
Wed, 19 October 20165:30pmHistory of the Book Lecture 2016:The Colours of Manuscripts: From Concept to Exhibition
Wed, 21 October 20155:30pmHistory of the Book Lecture 2015: Medieval Manuscripts from Germany in the Bodleian Library, Oxford
Wed, 29 October 20145:30pmHistory of the Book Lecture 2014: The Renaissance in the North: Durham, York and the Fortunes of Humanist Script
Wed, 30 October 20135:30pmHistory of the Book Lecture 2013: Reading the Lindisfarne Gospels: image, text, context
Wed, 7 November 20125:30pmHistory of the Book Lecture 2012: Time and Man: Authorship in the High Middle Ages
Wed, 26 October 20115:30pmHistory of the Book Lecture 2011: Royal Manuscripts on Exhibition at the British Library
Wed, 27 October 20105:30pmHistory of the Book Lecture 2010: Shakespeare's First Folio
Wed, 28 October 20095:30pmHistory of the Book Lecture 2009: Books Chained and Books Burned: the fate of Wyclif's Writings in England
Wed, 29 October 20085:30pmHistory of the Book Lecture 2008: The Durham Books that Got Away: the fate of the Cathedral Library after the Reformation
Wed, 31 October 20075:30pmHistory of the Book Lecture 2007: The Illustrated Service Books of the Emperors Otto III and Henry II