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The open-access journal Manuscript and Text Cultures is initiated by CMTC with a mission to encourage and disseminate innovative research in pre-modern manuscript and epigraphic cultures. In addition to specialized issues led by a separate team of guest editors, the Journal welcomes submissions from scholars involved in innovative research on any area of pre-modern textual, manuscript, or epigraphic studies. The editors are particularly interested in new approaches to digital presentation of research, and prospective authors are encouraged to get in touch with the Production Editor to discuss specific ideas related to the presentation of their research material.
MANUSCRIPT AND TEXT CULTURES: Vol. 3, no. 1
Tibetan Bound Books from the Drangsong Collection in Upper Mustang, Nepal
Antiquity resurfaced: A critical reflection on the ethics of manuscript-acquisition for the study of early China
Manuscripts from the Cairo Genizah as educative tools
The Herculaneum Papyri
‘Firing Holes’ in Literary Tablets from Ashurbanipal’s Library: Punctuation and Performance
The Lorscher Bienensegen is an Amulet: Using Manuscript Margins to Make Amulets
Protest and Silence in the Peking University Manuscript Wang Ji 妄稽 (‘Ms. Baseless’)
The Body of the Text: Williram of Ebersberg’s Song of Songs Commentary in Its Manuscript Transmission
EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS
The Queen’s College, Oxford
The Queen’s College, Oxford
Beijing Normal University (Zhuhai), BNU-HKBU United International College
Harris Manchester College, Oxford
The Queen’s College, Oxford
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