Abstract
<i>A Potencie of Life: Books in Society</i>, edited by Nicolas Barker
Highlights
In the introductory essay, 'A New Model for the Study of the Book,' Thomas R
Adams and Nicolas Barker take stock of bibliography and the history of the book and attempt to formulate a model for the study of books in social history and as historical artifacts
Bibliography has long been seen as an ancillary discipline, serving the establishing of an accurate text, accounting for its transmission, and, recently, as a component of social history
Summary
'A New Model for the Study of the Book,' Thomas R. Adams and Nicolas Barker take stock of bibliography and the history of the book and attempt to formulate a model for the study of books in social history and as historical artifacts.
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