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The Archiv für Geschichte des Buchwesens contains academic articles and source editions, and covers all subjects connected with books and their history. On the long road from “author to reader”, as Herbert G. Göpfert phrases it, lie a series of thematic stages such as those of the author (with his or her social background), book design, forms of production and marketing, collection in libraries and reader circles. The history of books does not stand for itself, but is a part of social development as a whole, of the political, intellectual and economic situation. It opens perspectives on aspects continuous from the late Middle Ages to the present. The Archiv für Geschichte des Buchwesens has an established place in German and international book research.

To date ‘Melusine’ – as an example of a literary book that has over the centuries reached different groups of readers in varying book forms – has above all been an object of research for scholars of literary studies, who mainly work on the 15th and 16th centuries.This volume is the first time that the entire history of the transmission of the work from the 15th to the early 19th centuries has been studied from an interdisciplinary approach. It presents the individual traditions of transmission and their interrelationships, as well as peculiarities in the book, text and illustrations.Special Price:This title and Die Überlieferung der "Melusine" des Thüring von Ringoltingen (von 1472/73 bis ins 19. Jahrhundert (978-3-11-026047-2) are availabe together for a special price: € 200,00 / US$ 280,00.

The Archiv für Geschichte des Buchwesens publishes academic articles and source editions, and covers all subjects connected with books and their history. In addition to reviews, Volume 67 will include the following contributions: Schäfer, Jochen: Adeliger Buchbesitz in der Zeit des bürgerlichen Wandels. Die Bibliothek von Georg Ernst von und zu Gilsa (1740-1798).Estermann, Monika: Gustav Freytag und das Sammeln im Historismus.Vogler, Sebastian: "Angekauft Tiniussche Auction in Leipzig" - Bücher aus der Bibliothek eines vermeintlichen Mörders in der Thüringer Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek Jena.Herz, Randall: Two Proof Sheets of Unrecorded Incunabula from the Presses of Peter Wagner and Conrad Zeninger.Green, Jonathan: Prining and Prophecy in 15th and 16th century.

The Archiv für Geschichte des Buchwesens contains academic articles and source editions, and covers all subjects connected with books and their history. On the long road from “author to reader”, as Herbert G. Göpfert phrases it, lie a series of thematic stages such as those of the author (with his or her social background), book design, forms of production and marketing, collection in libraries and reader circles. The history of books does not stand for itself, but is a part of social development as a whole, of the political, intellectual and economic situation. It opens perspectives on aspects continuous from the late Middle Ages to the present. The Archiv für Geschichte des Buchwesens has an established place in German and international book research.