Center for Renaissance Studies Programs
Graduate Seminar
Thursday, March 30, 1995 to Thursday, June 1, 1995
Print Culture in the Early Modern City
Martha Feldman, University of Chicago
This course examined new questions concerning the dialectics of early modern print culture in the production and reception of vernacular letters and music. It concentrated on relations among writing, printing, reading or listening, and performing in the early phase of mass production during the mid-sixteenth century. The active print culture of Venice served as the main basis for developing theoretical frameworks for the course.
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