A Librarian's Stroll Through Milton's Afterlife

Michael Joseph
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“A Librarian’s Stroll through Milton’s Afterlife” is a brief gallery tour of our favorite books in the exhibition, The Afterlife of John Milton. They are not necessarily curatorial favorites, assuming curators should want books that best illustrate the arguments underlying their show, nor a reader’s favorite—books with the most powerful or influential or recognizable texts. Although all of them do support the theme of the show and possess famous and astonishing texts, our favorites are first and foremost distinctive, one-of-a-kind objects, with their own unique histories and compelling stories. A few of these are modest in scope—amusing anecdotes, or bibliographic jokes—but one or two are truly remarkable.
图书管理员漫步弥尔顿的来世
- œA librarian漫步在弥尔顿的 -来世 -是一个简短的画廊之旅,我们最喜欢的书在展览,约翰·弥尔顿的来世。它们不一定是策展人的最爱,假设策展人想要的是最能说明他们的展览背后的论点的书,也不一定是读者最喜欢的——具有最强大、最有影响力或最可识别的文本的书。虽然所有这些都支持展览的主题,并拥有著名和惊人的文本,但我们最喜欢的首先是独特的,独一无二的物品,有自己独特的历史和引人入胜的故事。其中有几本的范围不大——有趣的轶事,或书目笑话——但有一两本确实引人注目。
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