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Learning to read and learning by reading
Artistically modified products
The unauthoritative advice of a medieval reader for the modern age
The Sabbath was made for man, not man for the Sabbath
The confessions of a bookmark (final part)
The confessions of a bookmark, part 5
The confessions of a bookmark, part 4
The confessions of a bookmark, part 3
The confessions of a bookmark, part 2
The confessions of a bookmark, part 1
A week in the life of a medieval female writer
The Renaissance key to innovation
The Grand Unified Theory and the medieval chronicle
What’s the deal with medieval manuscript fragments?
The theory of evolution of old texts
When AI starts putting pen to paper
Treating your A.I. to a roadtrip
Ancient geometry and modern health
Lost (and gained) in translation
Literacy and the cultural turn
Postscripts in the electronic age
Pseudonymous, apocryphal, authentic, genuine
A picture is worth a thousand words
Reading is an experience, not a process
Scribes and the survival of a civilization
The eternal return of opposition
Arts of speech and arts of writing
The covering letter of a 17th-century font maker
Medieval manuscripts were the 'online' before print
Memes, soundbites and florilegia
Learning models are always changing
The first 10 are just the first 10
Better 'spiritual' patrons of the internet
When the image parasitizes the model
Our father who art in the glass
Chronicling the Italian wine vintage of 1185
Five 'business' lessons to learn from the first printed editions of Dante's Divine Comedy
Imag(in)ing Dante: an illustrated manuscript of the Divine Comedy (with complete set of drawings)