Encountering a book once owned, signed, or inscribed by a distinguished person, is in some way encountering the person who signed it or closing the distance to only “a few handshakes away”. Holding the very same volume, read by someone we admire, turning the same pages, can become a transformative and inspirational experience. Books such Read More
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The Archivist’s Nook: Tolkien, Milton, and Rare Books
Posted in: Digital Scholar Bytes The Archivist's Nook | Tags: association copies, autographs, Blogs, books, John Milton, marginalia, Mullen Library, Rare Books, rare books, research, Robert T. Meyer, special collections, Tolkien, University Archives | Comment
Digital Scholarship @ CUA: Rushing to the End of the Semester?
Last week, CUA Research Day had interesting research on mindfulness. As we all gear up (pay heed to that motion metaphor!) for the end of an academic semester, here are some readings on note taking and attention; mind mapping; and the art of slow! Attention, Students: Put Your Laptops Away And there are two hypotheses Read More
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