'Hartlib' web sites
Cultures of knowledge an intellectual geography of the seventeenth.century [..]
cofk.history.ox.ac.uk 2013-02-28 ⚑blog
hartlib , Jan Amos Comenius, and some secondary literature on Digital Repositories. Bibliographic conventions follow OUP guidelines. To suggest an item for inclusion please Contact Us Reference Published Correspondences John Aubrey John Wallis Jan Amos Comenius Samuel hartlib Edward Lhwyd Martin Lister Digital Repositories Administrative Resources Links Union Catalogue Podcasts Video Join Mailing List Home About Research Projects
cofk.history.ox.ac.uk 2013-02-28 ⚑blog
hartlib , Jan Amos Comenius, and some secondary literature on Digital Repositories. Bibliographic conventions follow OUP guidelines. To suggest an item for inclusion please Contact Us Reference Published Correspondences John Aubrey John Wallis Jan Amos Comenius Samuel hartlib Edward Lhwyd Martin Lister Digital Repositories Administrative Resources Links Union Catalogue Podcasts Video Join Mailing List Home About Research Projects
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Cultures of knowledge an intellectual geography of the seventeenth.century [..]
hartlib c.1600 62 Famous as the 8216;Great Intelligencer 8217; of Europe, this Anglo.German philanthropist was one of the most active reformers of the late 1630s and the ensuing civil war and republican period. Edward Lhwyd c.1660 1709 The second keeper of the Ashmolean museum, Lhywd was an important naturalist, archaeologist, and linguist who corresponded extensively with the leading figures of the age. Martin Lister 1639 1712 A
Hri online. humanities research institute
hri.shef.ac.uk 2012-04-23 ⚑r&d
hartlib Papers Second Edition Samuel hartlib c.1600 mdash;1662 , a great seventeenth.century intelligencer and man of science, set out to record all human knowledge and make it universally available for the education of all mankind. This full.text electronic edition of over 25,000 folios of correspondence realises hartlib vision some 300 years later. Edited by Mark Greengrass and Michael Hannon, Univ. of Sheffield Published
hri.shef.ac.uk 2012-04-23 ⚑r&d
hartlib Papers Second Edition Samuel hartlib c.1600 mdash;1662 , a great seventeenth.century intelligencer and man of science, set out to record all human knowledge and make it universally available for the education of all mankind. This full.text electronic edition of over 25,000 folios of correspondence realises hartlib vision some 300 years later. Edited by Mark Greengrass and Michael Hannon, Univ. of Sheffield Published
The fine books blog
www.finebooksmagazine.com 2013-02-08 ⚑books ⚑blog
hartlib wrote of his project what resonates for just about any endeavor to compile knowledge, on paper or in pixel One perfection of it is that it can never be perfect. TapestryBetaworks most recent release is Tapestry, a publication platform that emphasizes shorter form writing through an imposed method of reading tapping or clicking the computer screen to propel the narrative forward rather than scrolling or page.turning. Here
www.finebooksmagazine.com 2013-02-08 ⚑books ⚑blog
hartlib wrote of his project what resonates for just about any endeavor to compile knowledge, on paper or in pixel One perfection of it is that it can never be perfect. TapestryBetaworks most recent release is Tapestry, a publication platform that emphasizes shorter form writing through an imposed method of reading tapping or clicking the computer screen to propel the narrative forward rather than scrolling or page.turning. Here
Cultures of knowledge an intellectual geography of the seventeenth.century [..]
cofk.history.ox.ac.uk 2013-02-28 ⚑blog
hartlib , Jan Amos Comenius, and some secondary literature on Digital Repositories. Bibliographic conventions follow OUP guidelines. To suggest an item for inclusion please Contact Us Reference Published Correspondences John Aubrey John Wallis Jan Amos Comenius Samuel hartlib Edward Lhwyd Martin Lister Digital Repositories Administrative Resources Links Union Catalogue Podcasts Video Join Mailing List Home About Research Projects
cofk.history.ox.ac.uk 2013-02-28 ⚑blog
hartlib , Jan Amos Comenius, and some secondary literature on Digital Repositories. Bibliographic conventions follow OUP guidelines. To suggest an item for inclusion please Contact Us Reference Published Correspondences John Aubrey John Wallis Jan Amos Comenius Samuel hartlib Edward Lhwyd Martin Lister Digital Repositories Administrative Resources Links Union Catalogue Podcasts Video Join Mailing List Home About Research Projects
MORE
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Cultures of knowledge an intellectual geography of the seventeenth.century [..]
hartlib c.1600 62 Famous as the 8216;Great Intelligencer 8217; of Europe, this Anglo.German philanthropist was one of the most active reformers of the late 1630s and the ensuing civil war and republican period. Edward Lhwyd c.1660 1709 The second keeper of the Ashmolean museum, Lhywd was an important naturalist, archaeologist, and linguist who corresponded extensively with the leading figures of the age. Martin Lister 1639 1712 A
The fine books blog
www.finebooksmagazine.com 2013-02-08 ⚑books ⚑blog
hartlib wrote of his project what resonates for just about any endeavor to compile knowledge, on paper or in pixel One perfection of it is that it can never be perfect. TapestryBetaworks most recent release is Tapestry, a publication platform that emphasizes shorter form writing through an imposed method of reading tapping or clicking the computer screen to propel the narrative forward rather than scrolling or page.turning. Here
www.finebooksmagazine.com 2013-02-08 ⚑books ⚑blog
hartlib wrote of his project what resonates for just about any endeavor to compile knowledge, on paper or in pixel One perfection of it is that it can never be perfect. TapestryBetaworks most recent release is Tapestry, a publication platform that emphasizes shorter form writing through an imposed method of reading tapping or clicking the computer screen to propel the narrative forward rather than scrolling or page.turning. Here
The fine books blog
www.finebooksmagazine.com 2013-02-08 ⚑books ⚑blog
hartlib wrote of his project what resonates for just about any endeavor to compile knowledge, on paper or in pixel One perfection of it is that it can never be perfect. TapestryBetaworks most recent release is Tapestry, a publication platform that emphasizes shorter form writing through an imposed method of reading tapping or clicking the computer screen to propel the narrative forward rather than scrolling or page.turning. Here
www.finebooksmagazine.com 2013-02-08 ⚑books ⚑blog
hartlib wrote of his project what resonates for just about any endeavor to compile knowledge, on paper or in pixel One perfection of it is that it can never be perfect. TapestryBetaworks most recent release is Tapestry, a publication platform that emphasizes shorter form writing through an imposed method of reading tapping or clicking the computer screen to propel the narrative forward rather than scrolling or page.turning. Here
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