Baswell

After a full semester, however, of one class on paleography and another on medieval book culture (the latter with Chris Baswell, who is part of the team that worked on assembling the UCLA site), I can't help but think about the objects themselves.

A Digital Codex Mary Kate Hurley 2009

After a full semester, however, of one class on paleography and another on medieval book culture (the latter with Chris Baswell, who is part of the team that worked on assembling the UCLA site), I can't help but think about the objects themselves.

Archive 2009-02-01 Mary Kate Hurley 2009

As Chris Baswell said in the opening class of "The Medieval Culture of the Book" last week, it is possible to work on manuscripts in an entirely different way now, even at the student level.

Digital Scriptorium, or, Becoming (a) Medievalist Mary Kate Hurley 2008

As Chris Baswell said in the opening class of "The Medieval Culture of the Book" last week, it is possible to work on manuscripts in an entirely different way now, even at the student level.

Archive 2008-09-01 Mary Kate Hurley 2008

Christopher Baswell gave a stunning paper on disability in the middle ages.

New Chaucer Society Demob Miglior acque 2008

Christopher Baswell gave a stunning paper on disability in the middle ages.

Archive 2008-07-01 Miglior acque 2008

I did ring about the Baswell book but I've had a library copy since I came up to Oxford - I swear!

Bennett & Kerr II Miglior acque 2006

Reading Baswell and leafing through my notes I was reminded of Édouard Jeaneau's prickly prickly remarks in 'Berkeley, University of California, Bancroft Library MS. 2 (Notes de Lecture)', Mediaeval Studies 50 (1988), 438-456 (450-1) about Baswell's citing of Jeaneau's attribution of an Aeneid Commentary to Bernard Silvestris - it's like a wonderful Victor Meldrew moment where he says that he doesn't know in what language he must write in order to be understood!

Wallace (ed), Middle English Literature Miglior acque 2005

Reading Baswell and leafing through my notes I was reminded of Édouard Jeaneau's prickly prickly remarks in 'Berkeley, University of California, Bancroft Library MS. 2 (Notes de Lecture)', Mediaeval Studies 50 (1988), 438-456 (450-1) about Baswell's citing of Jeaneau's attribution of an Aeneid Commentary to Bernard Silvestris - it's like a wonderful Victor Meldrew moment where he says that he doesn't know in what language he must write in order to be understood!

Archive 2005-11-01 Miglior acque 2005

"There was some parental resistance to the two seeing one another," Baswell said.

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