Monthly Archive for November, 2011

The fourth issue of Volume 8 of The International Journal of the Book is now available.

Volume 8, Issue 4 contains:

• From Badges to Moveable Type: How Gutenberg Came to Bring Mass Production Technology to the Production of Books by T. Craig Christy.
• Profound Absences: Genital Lack and Masculine Anxiety in Paul Richer’s “Des Différents Modes De Station Chez l’Homme Sain” by Elizabeth Maynard.
• Freedoms as Absolutes: A Virtual Archive of “John Brown’s Body” by Arendt Speser.
• From Inventories to Signs on Books: Evidence for the History of Libraries in the Modern Age by Flavia Bruni.
• Book Machine: Extending Understandings of the Sensory Experience of Reading by Jordan Williams.
• Some Trends in Publishing in Continuing Education in Sub-Saharan Africa by Gbolagade Adekanmbi.
• Literate or Illiterate? Seeking the Literate Student in Government Policy by Debra Edwards.
• How well do UK Publishers of Marketing Textbooks Investigate and Understand the Market to which they are Selling? by George Masikunas and Alison Mary Baverstock.
• A Typographic Case Study: Children’s Digital Books in New Zealand Primary Schools by Nicholas Vanderschantz.
• Beyond D.I.Y. On Risography and Publishing-as-Practice by Brad Haylock.
• Reading Dark Materials: Orality, Materiality, and the After-age of Print by Lauren Shohet.
• Digital Thought Balloons: Electronic Delivery and the Comic Book by Lee Cadieux.
• The Celebrate and Cherish Journal: For Patients and Carers by Coral Cara.