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dimanche 29 mai 2011
Segno e testo : 8 (2010)
Par jean luc deuffic le dimanche 29 mai 2011, 19:16
Le dernier volume de Segno e testo vient de paraître. Au sommaire :
Gianluca Del Mastro
Papiri Ercolanesi vergati da più mani 3
Gianfranco Agosti
Eisthesis, divisione dei versi, percezione dei cola negli epigrammi epigrafici in età tardoantica 67
Davide Baldi
Il Codex Florentinus del Digesto e il ‘Fondo Pandette’ della Biblioteca Laurenziana (con un’appendice di documenti inediti) 99
Patrizia Stoppacci
Il De orthographia di Cassiodoro nella Gran Bretagna dei secoli X-XIV. L’edizione di Guglielmo di Malmesbury 187
Aldo Corcella
Una testimonianza sulle Προλαλιαί di Procopio e Coricio di Gaza nel Περὶ λογογραφίας 247
Maria Alessandra Bilotta
Nuovi materiali per lo studio della produzione miniata tolosana: il ritrovamento di un bifolio staccato proveniente da un Liber Sextus del XIV secolo 265
Paola Francesca Moretti
In margine a due testimoni del centone di Proba: Milano, Biblioteca Ambrosiana, D 14 inf. e G 111 inf. 285
David Speranzi
Vicende umanistiche di un antico codice: Marco Musuro e il Florilegio di Stobeo 315
Indici 353
Segno e Testo is an academic journal published by the Università di Cassino and dedicated to the study of manuscripts and written culture. The journal aims to comply with the following objectives: (i) to be opened to scientific contributions concerning Greek and Latin book culture (but also including comparative graphic-textual studies of manuscripts of various cultural and linguistic origin); (ii) to cover the period from ancient Greece and Rome through to the era of Western and Byzantine humanism; (iii) to deal with the following areas of enquiry: manufacturing techniques and materials used in manuscript production; handwriting; customs related to reading; the production, circulation and transmission of written culture; text tradition; illumination; (iv) to foster intermethodological exchange among scholars in the various fields relating to the study of manuscripts.
Editeur : Brepols Publishers
Dipartimento Filologia e Storia [ Lien ]
Alumina. Pagine miniate : manuscrits enluminés de la Bibliothèque municipale d'Avignon
Par jean luc deuffic le dimanche 29 mai 2011, 15:07
A signaler dans le dernier numéro de la revue italienne « Alumina. Pagine miniate », p. 34-41, une contribution de Maria Alessandra Bilotta concernant les manuscrits enluminés de la Bibliothèque Municipale d'Avignon :
Il crocevia d'Europa. Le Bibliothèque municipale di Avignone. Adagiata sulle sponde del Rodano, disseminata di campanili e di prestigiose dimore, favorita dal clima e dalla splendida posizione nel cuore della Provenza, Avignone è un centro d'arte di antiche, nobili tradizioni, legato alla memoria della corte pontificia, a un'intensa attività culturale e alla presenza di una biblioteca municipale ricca di ben settemila manoscritti.
Avignon, BM, manuscrit 203, f. 25
Bibliographie :
M.–C. LÉONELLI, “Peintures des livrées cardinalices”, in Monuments historiques, CLXX (1990), pp. 40–47.
Les manuscrits à peintures de la Bibliothèque Municipale d’Avignon XIe – XVIe, Catalogo della mostra (Avignon, 2-25 giugno 1993), Avignone 1993.
F. DE FOBIN, “Avignon. Bibliothèque municipale”, in Patrimoine des bibliothèques de France. Une guide des régions, VI : Provence – Alpes – Côte d’Azur – Corse – Martinique, Paris 1995, pp. 48–55.
M.A. BILOTTA, “Magister Nicolaus. Un protagonista della miniatura romana del Duecento” , in Alumina, 7 (ottobre-novembre-dicembre 2004), pp. 22–27 (con bibliografia).
F. MANZARI, La miniatura ad Avignone al tempo dei papi (1310-1410), Modena 2006.
M.A. BILOTTA, “Contributi per la storia della produzione miniata ad uso del Papato nel Medioevo: i Pontificali duecenteschi secundum consuetudinem et usum Romanae Curiae”, in Arte Medievale, Nuova Serie, VII (2008), 1, pp. 55-80.
F. MANZARI., ”Les manuscrits enluminés des papes d’Avignon”, in Religions et Histoire. HS Les papes en Avignon, 2009, pp. 46–49.
M.A. BILOTTA, Immagine e memoria liturgica nei manoscritti miniati duecenteschi ad uso della Cappella papale, in Medioevo : immagine e memoria, Atti dell’XI Convegno internazionale di studi (Parma, 23-28 settembre 2008), a cura di A. C. QUINTAVALLE, Milano 2009, pp. 61–68.
F. MANZARI, “Scheda nr. 135. Miniatori napoletani – Messale (Avignone, Bibliothèque Municipale, ms. 138)” , in Giotto e il Trecento. “Il più Sovrano Maestro stato in dipintura” , Catalogo della mostra, a cura di A. TOMEI, in collaborazione con C. VIGGIANI, Ginevra – Milano 2009, pp. 303-305.
M.A. BILOTTA, I Libri dei Papi. La Curia, il Laterano e la produzione manoscritta ad uso del Papato nel Medioevo (secoli VI-XIII), presentazione di A. PARAVICINI BAGLIANI, introduzione di M. D’ONOFRIO, Città del Vaticano, Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana, (Studi e testi), in corso di stampa.
mercredi 18 mai 2011
Du scriptorium à l'atelier. Copistes et enlumineurs dans la conception du livre manuscrit au Moyen Age
Par jean luc deuffic le mercredi 18 mai 2011, 17:09
Le dernier volume de PECIA. LE LIVRE ET L'ECRIT (ISSN 1761-4961) est désormais disponible. The last issue of PECIA. LE LIVRE ET L'ECRIT is now avalaible :
Du scriptorium à l'atelier. Copistes et enlumineurs dans la conception du livre manuscrit au Moyen Age
Durant tout le Moyen Âge copistes et enlumineurs se sont impliqués activement dans la conception du livre manuscrit, généralement sur les instructions d’un libraire ou d’un stationnaire. « Du scriptorium à l’atelier » aborde plusieurs aspects particuliers du travail de ces « artisans », à leur environnement direct. Prosopographie, mise en page, mise en texte, programme iconographique, technique de composition, scriptoria, autant de réalités à prospecter pour aborder un domaine aussi complexe qu’est l’histoire du manuscrit.
During the whole of the Middle Ages scribes and illuminators were heavily involved with the conception of the manuscript book, often on the instruction of a bookseller or 'stationnaire'. 'Du scriptorium à l'atelier' addresses several aspects of the work of these 'artisans' from within their own environment. Prosopography, mise en page, text layout, iconographic programmes, composition techniques, scriptoria, all of these standpoints are addressed in the consideration of such a complex subject as manuscript history.
Sommaire
Jean-Luc Deuffic
Note éditoriale, 7
Copistes : prosopographie et méthodes de travail
Maria Stelladoro
Daniele monaco, scriba del SS.mo Salvatore di Messina de lingua phari, 11
Aimeric Vacher
La transmission écrite du Lebor Gabála Érenn ou quand les copistes commettent des erreurs, 31
Robert T. Chasson
Changements et adaptations de modèles In mediis rebus. Méthodes de travail d’un scriptorium toscan au XIIe siècle, 45
Daniel Gregorio
Les œuvres d’Alphonse X de Castille : quelques questions sur la production scientifique, 71
Antonio Contreras Martin
Compilador, copistas y Composición en el Lanzarote del Lago (ms. 9611 BnE), 93
Émilie Cottereau-Gabillet
Le travail des copistes : entre idéaux, contraintes et choix, 105
Jean-Luc Deuffic
Copistes bretons du Moyen Âge (XIIIe-XVe siècles) : une première « handlist » …, 151
Elisabetta Caldelli
Copisti in casa, 199
Diane Booton
The Librarius and Libraire as Witnesses to the Evolving Book Trade in Ducal Brittany, 251
Enlumineurs : mise en page, mise en image
Tania Van Hemelryck, Christine Reno
Dans l'atelier de Christine de Pizan. Le manuscrit Harley 4431, 267
Nadia Togni
Un copiste face à l’organisation d’un prosimètre : Le ms. Firenze, Biblioteca nazionale centrale, Magliabechiano VI.143 de la Vita Nova, 287
Françoise Fery-Hue
Le mathématicien Nicolas Chuquet et la planche à régler, 329
Sylvie Fabre-Baudet
Mise en texte, mise en page et construction iconographique dans les manuscrits enluminés conservant la version IV du Roman de Tristan en prose (ms. Getty Ludwig XV-5, Paris, BnF, Fr. 99 et Chantilly, Musée Condé, 645), 345
Sophie Cassagnes-Brouquet
La création d’un atelier d’enluminure à la fin du XIVe siècle, Philippe le Hardi et le scriptorium de la Chartreuse de Champmol, 367
Sophie Poitral
Des mains au service de l’Ordre Blanc : Le silence cistercien des miniatures du ms.W141 du Pèlerinage de vie humaine, 375
Renana Bartal
The Illuminator of Bodleian Library ms. Selden Supra 38 and his Working Methods, 387
Julia Drobinsky
Procédures de remaniement dans un programme iconographique posthume des œuvres de Guillaume de Machaut (Paris, BnF, Fr. 22545-22546), 405
Index des manuscrits cités, 439
210 x 270 mm. 448 pages. Ill. coul. et n. & b.
BREPOLS PUBLISHERS.
Pecia : Le livre et l'écrit. ISSN 1761-4961
lundi 9 mai 2011
A new journal of medieval studies : PGJournalMS
Par jean luc deuffic le lundi 9 mai 2011, 17:15
PGjournalMS is a new journal of Medieval Studies. It aims to provide a platform for postgraduate students of Medieval Studies to publish their work. We are currently looking for postgraduate students who would like to join as contributors or editors. If you are interested in contributing, please send an e-mail to pgjournalms@gmail.com
Site web : https://sites.google.com/site/pgjournalms/home
jeudi 3 mars 2011
PORTICVM : nouvelle revue d'études médiévales
Par jean luc deuffic le jeudi 3 mars 2011, 17:46
Porticvm, a digital journal of medieval studies appearing annually, aims to provide a platform for the work of young researchers in medieval art history. The editorial board consists of PhD students from European and North American universities, working on various aspects of medieval art and culture. We encourage interdisciplinary submissions, as well as those with a particular focus on Romanesque and Gothic Art.
Adresse web
samedi 19 janvier 2008
Scripta : un nouveau périodique dédié à la paléographie et la codicologie
Par jean luc deuffic le samedi 19 janvier 2008, 09:01
SCRIPTA : an international journal of palaeography and
codicology
Direttori: Mario Capasso & Francesco Magistrale. Pisa & Roma: Istituti editoriali e poligrafici internazionali
The Journal « Scripta. An International Journal of Palaeography and Codicology » presents a concept of palaeography inspired by Malloni’s idea of a ‘total’ science of written culture, and thus offers a meeting-place for comparing various experiences in scientific research of various origins and schools of thought. It is well-known that palaeography and codicology have been recently shown to be a focal point for methodological considerations in the humanities, providing important contributions to the study of the tradition of literary and documentary texts in the ancient and medieval world. Therefore the Journal will welcome studies of any type of text in a wide linguistic panorama that bring together the Greek and Latin, medieval vernacular, and the Arab, Armenian, Coptic, Egyptian, Georgian, Jewish, Persian and Slavic worlds, stimulating reflection on the sundry historical traditions that form the foundation of our contemporary world.
In an international perspective rich in important editorial ventures, the journal will be especially devoted to the history of written manuscripts in European and Mediterranean civilization, without limitation as to chronology, type (book-related, documentary, epigraphic, public, private), support and writing techniques. From this point of view, the history of the book considered as the archaeology of an artefact will play a fundamental role, exploring the means of production and enjoyment as well as the circulation of texts. The Journal seeks to investigate every aspect of writing, including the realm of public and private libraries, schools, the care and restoration of books, and the training and social role of writers.
In addition to hosting essays on the aforementioned themes, « Scripta » welcomes articles exploring topics regarding the history of studies and methods of palaeographic and codicological research, and will review publications in this sector considered relevant due to their structure and results.
[Link]
Direttori: Mario Capasso & Francesco Magistrale. Pisa & Roma: Istituti editoriali e poligrafici internazionali
The Journal « Scripta. An International Journal of Palaeography and Codicology » presents a concept of palaeography inspired by Malloni’s idea of a ‘total’ science of written culture, and thus offers a meeting-place for comparing various experiences in scientific research of various origins and schools of thought. It is well-known that palaeography and codicology have been recently shown to be a focal point for methodological considerations in the humanities, providing important contributions to the study of the tradition of literary and documentary texts in the ancient and medieval world. Therefore the Journal will welcome studies of any type of text in a wide linguistic panorama that bring together the Greek and Latin, medieval vernacular, and the Arab, Armenian, Coptic, Egyptian, Georgian, Jewish, Persian and Slavic worlds, stimulating reflection on the sundry historical traditions that form the foundation of our contemporary world.
In an international perspective rich in important editorial ventures, the journal will be especially devoted to the history of written manuscripts in European and Mediterranean civilization, without limitation as to chronology, type (book-related, documentary, epigraphic, public, private), support and writing techniques. From this point of view, the history of the book considered as the archaeology of an artefact will play a fundamental role, exploring the means of production and enjoyment as well as the circulation of texts. The Journal seeks to investigate every aspect of writing, including the realm of public and private libraries, schools, the care and restoration of books, and the training and social role of writers.
In addition to hosting essays on the aforementioned themes, « Scripta » welcomes articles exploring topics regarding the history of studies and methods of palaeographic and codicological research, and will review publications in this sector considered relevant due to their structure and results.
[Link]
mercredi 7 novembre 2007
Gazette du livre médiéval n° 50
Par jean luc deuffic le mercredi 7 novembre 2007, 07:55
Le dernier numéro de la Gazette du livre médiéval
vient de nous parvenir. Au sommaire:
P. Canart, Consigli fraterni a giovani catalogatori di libri
manoscritti
C. Sirat, Cataloguer les manuscrits hébreux du Moyen Âge
P. Erhart, « Carta ista amalfitana est et nescitur legere ».
The charters of Cava dei Tirreni and St Gall and their evidence for early
medieval archival practice
P. Rückert, « Piccard online ». Die digitale Präsentation von
Wasserzeichen als neue Forschungsperspekti
Notes et discussions :
K. Choulis, Versions, variants or distortions of tools?
D. Muzerelle, Pour revenir sur et à la " taille " des
manuscrits
Index des n° 41-50
Site de la Gazette du livre médiéval [En ligne]
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