A Tudor Family Library: Social Ambition and Continental Books in Sir Michael Dormer's Donation to the Bodleian Library

IF 0.4 3区 社会学 Q4 MATERIALS SCIENCE, CHARACTERIZATION & TESTING HUNTINGTON LIBRARY QUARTERLY Pub Date : 2022-09-01 DOI:10.1353/hlq.2022.a903737
S. van der Laan, R. Adams
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abstract:This essay argues that an examination of the list of books donated to the Bodleian by Sir Michael Dormer in 1603 complicates our assumptions about the audience for Italian Renaissance literature in the Tudor period. Such study causes us to readjust our knowledge of the kinds of books owned by the gentry when set against the known book collections represented in the standard literature. It demonstrates that, by scrutinizing institutional donation lists in granular detail, we can increase the cumulative bibliographical data available to study book ownership across a wider social spectrum than has previously been accessible to scholars across the disciplines.
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都铎家族图书馆:迈克尔·多马爵士向牛津大学图书馆捐赠的社会抱负和大陆书籍
本文认为,对1603年迈克尔·多马爵士捐赠给牛津大学的书单的研究,使我们对都铎时期意大利文艺复兴文学读者的假设变得复杂。这样的研究使我们重新调整我们对绅士所拥有的书籍种类的认识,将其与标准文献中所代表的已知藏书相比较。它表明,通过详细审查机构捐赠清单,我们可以增加累积书目数据,以研究更广泛的社会范围内的图书所有权,而不是以前跨学科的学者所能获得的。
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