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Two Peas in a Pod: Book Sales Clubs and Book Ownership in the Twentieth Centuryparative approach, synthesizing research about book sales clubs in twentieth-century Germany and the USA. Whereas previous studies have focussed mainly on the recommended literature and the effect on middlebrow reading, Norrick-Rühl shows how book sales clubs rendered the book as a cultural object a

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From Devotional Aids to Antiquarian Objects: The Prayer Books of Medingen philology and exemplified cultural shifts as antiquarian objects in the nineteenth century, to attract international attention in twentieth and twenty-first-century. L?hnemann explores the implications of such adjustments by assessing the materiality of the medieval manuscripts as well as devotional, linguistic and cultural significance.

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“,”: Reading Processes in Early Italian and German Humanismpart of coherent libraries, nowadays spread all over Europe. The concluding case study of former tradesman and mayor Sigmund Gossembrot discloses practices related to his complex habits of annotating and cross-referencing his manuscript library, throwing new light on manuscripts as cultural objects.

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