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001380688 1001_ $$aGrafton, Anthony.
001380688 24510 $$aCommerce with the classics :$$bancient books and Renaissance readers /$$cAnthony Grafton.
001380688 260__ $$aAnn Arbor :$$bUniversity of Michigan Press,$$c1997.
001380688 300__ $$aix, 237 pages :$$billustrations ;$$c25 cm.
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001380688 4901_ $$aJerome lectures ;$$v20
001380688 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 229-231) and index.
001380688 5050_ $$aIntroduction : From Confucius to Cicero -- Commerce with the classics -- Leon Battista Alberti : The writer as reader -- Giovanni Pico della Mirandola : Trials and triumphs of an omnivore -- How Guillaume Budé read his Homer -- Johannes Kepler : The new astronomer reads ancient texts.
001380688 520__ $$aHumanists Alberti, Pico, Bude, and Kepler, all major figures of their time and now major figures in intellectual history, are examined in light of their distinctive ways of reading. Investigating a period of two centuries, Grafton vividly portrays the ways in which book/scholar interactions - and the established traditions that were reflected in these interactions - were part of and helped shape the subjects' humanistic philosophy. The book also indicates how these traditions have implications for the modern literary scene.
001380688 5208_ $$aCommerce with the Classics: Ancient Books and Renaissance Readers illustrates the immense variety of humanist readers during the Renaissance. Grafton describes life in the Renaissance library, how the act of reading was shaped by the physical environment, and various folkways of reading during the time. A strong sense of what skilled reading was like in the past is built up through anecdotes, philological analysis, and case studies. Anthony Grafton's latest work will be of immense interest to Renaissance and intellectual historians and philologists, as well as classicists and a broad range of scholars.
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