“Do Not Curse Me for My Copying Errors: Sixteenth-Century Russian Manuscript Books”

IF 0.2 4区历史学 Q2 HISTORY

RUSSIAN HISTORY-HISTOIRE RUSSE Pub Date : 2019-08-27 DOI:10.1163/18763316-04602002

C. Halperin

引用次数: 2

Abstract

On the basis of 734 dated colophons in sixteenth-century Russian manuscript books, Sergei Usachev examines where the books were written, who copied them, and who ordered them. He concludes that the books were produced in all regions of Russia and that members of all social classes ordered them and copied them, although in different proportions: the former had a higher social profile than the latter. His publication of the full texts of the colophons makes it possible for historians to explore additional themes of sixteenth-century Russian social and cultural history.

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“不要因为我的抄袭错误而诅咒我：16世纪的俄罗斯手稿书”

Sergei Usachev根据16世纪俄罗斯手稿中的734个日期确定的colophons，研究了这些书是在哪里写的，是谁复制的，以及是谁订购的。他得出的结论是，这些书是在俄罗斯的所有地区制作的，所有社会阶层的成员都订购并复制了它们，尽管比例不同：前者的社会知名度高于后者。他出版了《哥伦布》的全文，使历史学家有可能探索16世纪俄罗斯社会和文化史的其他主题。

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0.30

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