Gender and the Book Trades
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Gender and the Book Trades
Farrell-Jobst, Jessica; Watson, Elise
Brill
01/2025
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Contents
List of Figures and Tables
Notes on Contributors
1 Gender as an Inclusive Model for Book History
?Elise Watson, Jessica Farrell-Jobst and Nora Epstein
Part 1: Familiar Networks
2 Women in the Family Business: the Case for Nuremberg's Endter Printing Dynasty
?Jessica Farrell-Jobst
3 Knitting Ties in a Global Trade Network: the Maldonado Women and the Book Business in the Sixteenth-Century Iberian Atlantic
?Natalia Maillard Alvarez and Montserrat Cachero
4 Women in the Workshop: Property Structure, Print Culture, and Female Management in Colonial Peru
?Agnes Gehbald
Part 2: Publishing Gender
5 'Best Left to Men': Women and Publishing Histories in Africa
?Elizabeth Le Roux
6 Beneath the Bright Covers: Women in Twentieth-Century Paperback Publishing
?Rebecca Baumann
7 A 'Gentlemen's Profession': the Historical Masculinisation of British Publishing
?Sarah Lubelski
Part 3: Editorial Interventions
8 Mary Hays' Female Biography (1803), the Anthology, and Reading as Gendered Labour in the Early Nineteenth Century Book Trades
?Charley Matthews
9 Constantia Grierson's Ghost and the Problem of Posthumous Print
?Helen Williams
Part 4: The Bookshop and the Marketplace
10 The Bookshop Salon: Sylvia Beach, Adrienne Monnier, and Gendered Forms of Bookselling in Interwar Paris
?Matthew Chambers
11 Boundary Work in the Bazaar: the Women Booksellers of Daryaganj Sunday Book Market
?Kanupriya Dhingra
12 The Bookseller and the Lady: the Literary Ambitions of Anna de Sterke (1755-1831) and Her Dealings with Bookseller Luchtmans
?J.C. Rozendaal
Part 5: Shaping Collections: Gender and Value
13 'No entiende en el Balor de los libros': the Value of Books for Women Owners in Seventeenth-Century Navarre
?Alexandra Wingate
14 The 'Librara', a Female Librarian in Seventeenth-Century Genoese Nunneries
?Valentina Sonzini
15 Between Piety and Scholarship: the Bible Collection of Elisabeth Sophie Marie of Brunswick-Wolfenbuettel
?Joelle Weis
Part 6: Crafting Identity: Religion and Gender
16 Seditious Pamphlets 'Mid-wifed into the World': Gender and the Confederate Stationers' Clandestine Publishing Business in Restoration England
?Veronica Calsoni Lima
17 Printing Prophecy before 1550: Fame, Piety, and Gender in Northern Europe
?Rabia Gregory
18 Learning Your Papist ABCs: Gendered Instruction and Printed Books in Clandestine Catholic Schools in the Dutch Republic
?Elise Watson
Part 7: Gendered Perception and Reality
19 The Keys to the Forbidden Books: the Duchess of Almodovar and Her Libraries
?Laura Guinot Ferri
20 Lace, Letters, and the Calligraphic Manuscripts of Esther Inglis
?Georgianna Ziegler
21 Rare Books and Rarer Personalities: Belle da Costa Greene, Wilfrid Michael Voynich, and Stylised Gender Performance in the Rare Book Trade, c.1890-1930
?Natalia Fantetti
22 Neither Radical nor Domestic: Women of the Bindery Local No. 125 of San Francisco 1902-1917
?Susan McElrath
Part 8: Towards Inclusive Histories
23 Women, Wills, and the Early London Book Trade (1557-1666)
?Kirk Melnikoff
24 'Come Buy This Book of Me': Commodifying Difference in the Marketing of British Books, 1750-1830
?Kate Ozment and Kandice Sharren
25 Affective Bibliography: Three Queer Approaches to Print
?Malcolm Noble
Index
List of Figures and Tables
Notes on Contributors
1 Gender as an Inclusive Model for Book History
?Elise Watson, Jessica Farrell-Jobst and Nora Epstein
Part 1: Familiar Networks
2 Women in the Family Business: the Case for Nuremberg's Endter Printing Dynasty
?Jessica Farrell-Jobst
3 Knitting Ties in a Global Trade Network: the Maldonado Women and the Book Business in the Sixteenth-Century Iberian Atlantic
?Natalia Maillard Alvarez and Montserrat Cachero
4 Women in the Workshop: Property Structure, Print Culture, and Female Management in Colonial Peru
?Agnes Gehbald
Part 2: Publishing Gender
5 'Best Left to Men': Women and Publishing Histories in Africa
?Elizabeth Le Roux
6 Beneath the Bright Covers: Women in Twentieth-Century Paperback Publishing
?Rebecca Baumann
7 A 'Gentlemen's Profession': the Historical Masculinisation of British Publishing
?Sarah Lubelski
Part 3: Editorial Interventions
8 Mary Hays' Female Biography (1803), the Anthology, and Reading as Gendered Labour in the Early Nineteenth Century Book Trades
?Charley Matthews
9 Constantia Grierson's Ghost and the Problem of Posthumous Print
?Helen Williams
Part 4: The Bookshop and the Marketplace
10 The Bookshop Salon: Sylvia Beach, Adrienne Monnier, and Gendered Forms of Bookselling in Interwar Paris
?Matthew Chambers
11 Boundary Work in the Bazaar: the Women Booksellers of Daryaganj Sunday Book Market
?Kanupriya Dhingra
12 The Bookseller and the Lady: the Literary Ambitions of Anna de Sterke (1755-1831) and Her Dealings with Bookseller Luchtmans
?J.C. Rozendaal
Part 5: Shaping Collections: Gender and Value
13 'No entiende en el Balor de los libros': the Value of Books for Women Owners in Seventeenth-Century Navarre
?Alexandra Wingate
14 The 'Librara', a Female Librarian in Seventeenth-Century Genoese Nunneries
?Valentina Sonzini
15 Between Piety and Scholarship: the Bible Collection of Elisabeth Sophie Marie of Brunswick-Wolfenbuettel
?Joelle Weis
Part 6: Crafting Identity: Religion and Gender
16 Seditious Pamphlets 'Mid-wifed into the World': Gender and the Confederate Stationers' Clandestine Publishing Business in Restoration England
?Veronica Calsoni Lima
17 Printing Prophecy before 1550: Fame, Piety, and Gender in Northern Europe
?Rabia Gregory
18 Learning Your Papist ABCs: Gendered Instruction and Printed Books in Clandestine Catholic Schools in the Dutch Republic
?Elise Watson
Part 7: Gendered Perception and Reality
19 The Keys to the Forbidden Books: the Duchess of Almodovar and Her Libraries
?Laura Guinot Ferri
20 Lace, Letters, and the Calligraphic Manuscripts of Esther Inglis
?Georgianna Ziegler
21 Rare Books and Rarer Personalities: Belle da Costa Greene, Wilfrid Michael Voynich, and Stylised Gender Performance in the Rare Book Trade, c.1890-1930
?Natalia Fantetti
22 Neither Radical nor Domestic: Women of the Bindery Local No. 125 of San Francisco 1902-1917
?Susan McElrath
Part 8: Towards Inclusive Histories
23 Women, Wills, and the Early London Book Trade (1557-1666)
?Kirk Melnikoff
24 'Come Buy This Book of Me': Commodifying Difference in the Marketing of British Books, 1750-1830
?Kate Ozment and Kandice Sharren
25 Affective Bibliography: Three Queer Approaches to Print
?Malcolm Noble
Index
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Contents
List of Figures and Tables
Notes on Contributors
1 Gender as an Inclusive Model for Book History
?Elise Watson, Jessica Farrell-Jobst and Nora Epstein
Part 1: Familiar Networks
2 Women in the Family Business: the Case for Nuremberg's Endter Printing Dynasty
?Jessica Farrell-Jobst
3 Knitting Ties in a Global Trade Network: the Maldonado Women and the Book Business in the Sixteenth-Century Iberian Atlantic
?Natalia Maillard Alvarez and Montserrat Cachero
4 Women in the Workshop: Property Structure, Print Culture, and Female Management in Colonial Peru
?Agnes Gehbald
Part 2: Publishing Gender
5 'Best Left to Men': Women and Publishing Histories in Africa
?Elizabeth Le Roux
6 Beneath the Bright Covers: Women in Twentieth-Century Paperback Publishing
?Rebecca Baumann
7 A 'Gentlemen's Profession': the Historical Masculinisation of British Publishing
?Sarah Lubelski
Part 3: Editorial Interventions
8 Mary Hays' Female Biography (1803), the Anthology, and Reading as Gendered Labour in the Early Nineteenth Century Book Trades
?Charley Matthews
9 Constantia Grierson's Ghost and the Problem of Posthumous Print
?Helen Williams
Part 4: The Bookshop and the Marketplace
10 The Bookshop Salon: Sylvia Beach, Adrienne Monnier, and Gendered Forms of Bookselling in Interwar Paris
?Matthew Chambers
11 Boundary Work in the Bazaar: the Women Booksellers of Daryaganj Sunday Book Market
?Kanupriya Dhingra
12 The Bookseller and the Lady: the Literary Ambitions of Anna de Sterke (1755-1831) and Her Dealings with Bookseller Luchtmans
?J.C. Rozendaal
Part 5: Shaping Collections: Gender and Value
13 'No entiende en el Balor de los libros': the Value of Books for Women Owners in Seventeenth-Century Navarre
?Alexandra Wingate
14 The 'Librara', a Female Librarian in Seventeenth-Century Genoese Nunneries
?Valentina Sonzini
15 Between Piety and Scholarship: the Bible Collection of Elisabeth Sophie Marie of Brunswick-Wolfenbuettel
?Joelle Weis
Part 6: Crafting Identity: Religion and Gender
16 Seditious Pamphlets 'Mid-wifed into the World': Gender and the Confederate Stationers' Clandestine Publishing Business in Restoration England
?Veronica Calsoni Lima
17 Printing Prophecy before 1550: Fame, Piety, and Gender in Northern Europe
?Rabia Gregory
18 Learning Your Papist ABCs: Gendered Instruction and Printed Books in Clandestine Catholic Schools in the Dutch Republic
?Elise Watson
Part 7: Gendered Perception and Reality
19 The Keys to the Forbidden Books: the Duchess of Almodovar and Her Libraries
?Laura Guinot Ferri
20 Lace, Letters, and the Calligraphic Manuscripts of Esther Inglis
?Georgianna Ziegler
21 Rare Books and Rarer Personalities: Belle da Costa Greene, Wilfrid Michael Voynich, and Stylised Gender Performance in the Rare Book Trade, c.1890-1930
?Natalia Fantetti
22 Neither Radical nor Domestic: Women of the Bindery Local No. 125 of San Francisco 1902-1917
?Susan McElrath
Part 8: Towards Inclusive Histories
23 Women, Wills, and the Early London Book Trade (1557-1666)
?Kirk Melnikoff
24 'Come Buy This Book of Me': Commodifying Difference in the Marketing of British Books, 1750-1830
?Kate Ozment and Kandice Sharren
25 Affective Bibliography: Three Queer Approaches to Print
?Malcolm Noble
Index
List of Figures and Tables
Notes on Contributors
1 Gender as an Inclusive Model for Book History
?Elise Watson, Jessica Farrell-Jobst and Nora Epstein
Part 1: Familiar Networks
2 Women in the Family Business: the Case for Nuremberg's Endter Printing Dynasty
?Jessica Farrell-Jobst
3 Knitting Ties in a Global Trade Network: the Maldonado Women and the Book Business in the Sixteenth-Century Iberian Atlantic
?Natalia Maillard Alvarez and Montserrat Cachero
4 Women in the Workshop: Property Structure, Print Culture, and Female Management in Colonial Peru
?Agnes Gehbald
Part 2: Publishing Gender
5 'Best Left to Men': Women and Publishing Histories in Africa
?Elizabeth Le Roux
6 Beneath the Bright Covers: Women in Twentieth-Century Paperback Publishing
?Rebecca Baumann
7 A 'Gentlemen's Profession': the Historical Masculinisation of British Publishing
?Sarah Lubelski
Part 3: Editorial Interventions
8 Mary Hays' Female Biography (1803), the Anthology, and Reading as Gendered Labour in the Early Nineteenth Century Book Trades
?Charley Matthews
9 Constantia Grierson's Ghost and the Problem of Posthumous Print
?Helen Williams
Part 4: The Bookshop and the Marketplace
10 The Bookshop Salon: Sylvia Beach, Adrienne Monnier, and Gendered Forms of Bookselling in Interwar Paris
?Matthew Chambers
11 Boundary Work in the Bazaar: the Women Booksellers of Daryaganj Sunday Book Market
?Kanupriya Dhingra
12 The Bookseller and the Lady: the Literary Ambitions of Anna de Sterke (1755-1831) and Her Dealings with Bookseller Luchtmans
?J.C. Rozendaal
Part 5: Shaping Collections: Gender and Value
13 'No entiende en el Balor de los libros': the Value of Books for Women Owners in Seventeenth-Century Navarre
?Alexandra Wingate
14 The 'Librara', a Female Librarian in Seventeenth-Century Genoese Nunneries
?Valentina Sonzini
15 Between Piety and Scholarship: the Bible Collection of Elisabeth Sophie Marie of Brunswick-Wolfenbuettel
?Joelle Weis
Part 6: Crafting Identity: Religion and Gender
16 Seditious Pamphlets 'Mid-wifed into the World': Gender and the Confederate Stationers' Clandestine Publishing Business in Restoration England
?Veronica Calsoni Lima
17 Printing Prophecy before 1550: Fame, Piety, and Gender in Northern Europe
?Rabia Gregory
18 Learning Your Papist ABCs: Gendered Instruction and Printed Books in Clandestine Catholic Schools in the Dutch Republic
?Elise Watson
Part 7: Gendered Perception and Reality
19 The Keys to the Forbidden Books: the Duchess of Almodovar and Her Libraries
?Laura Guinot Ferri
20 Lace, Letters, and the Calligraphic Manuscripts of Esther Inglis
?Georgianna Ziegler
21 Rare Books and Rarer Personalities: Belle da Costa Greene, Wilfrid Michael Voynich, and Stylised Gender Performance in the Rare Book Trade, c.1890-1930
?Natalia Fantetti
22 Neither Radical nor Domestic: Women of the Bindery Local No. 125 of San Francisco 1902-1917
?Susan McElrath
Part 8: Towards Inclusive Histories
23 Women, Wills, and the Early London Book Trade (1557-1666)
?Kirk Melnikoff
24 'Come Buy This Book of Me': Commodifying Difference in the Marketing of British Books, 1750-1830
?Kate Ozment and Kandice Sharren
25 Affective Bibliography: Three Queer Approaches to Print
?Malcolm Noble
Index
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