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ILS 518 |
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History of Books and Printing Professor E. Okobi Catalog Description A study of the history of books and printing, including papermaking, printing, binding, and book illustration.
Course Objectives 1. Examine, in a thoughtful, organized manner, an aspect of the history of books and printing in some depth. 2. Identify intrinsic qualities of the book and discuss the role of these qualities in society. 3. Extrapolate book history relevant to identified populations today to project book futures as an instrument of communication.
Sample of Course Work Printing and the Transformation of European Society (.doc) The Romance of the Book (.doc) The Future of the Book (.doc)
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Candyce Pruitt-Goddard Capstone Portfolio Master of Library Science
Southern Connecticut State University Department of Information and Library Science Fall 2010 |
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