دانلود کتاب Buying and Selling: The Business of Books in Early Modern Europe

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‎Contents
‎Editorial Conventions
‎Figures and Tables
‎Notes on Contributors
‎Chapter 1. How to Lose Money in the Business of Books: Commercial Strategies in the First Age of Print (Pettegree and Graheli)
‎Part 1. Debt Economies and Bookselling Risks
‎Chapter 2. Early Book Printing and Venture Capital in the Age of Debt: the Case of Michel Wenssler’s Basel Printing Shop (1472–1491) (Burkart)
‎Chapter 3. Venetian Incunabula for Florentine Bookshops (ca. 1473–1483) (Böninger)
‎Chapter 4. Book Prices in Early Modern Europe: an Economic Perspective (Dittmar)
‎Chapter 5. Privileging the Common Good: the Moral Economy of Printing Privileges in the Seventeenth-Century Dutch Republic (Buning)
‎Part 2. Day to Day Practices of Book Buying and Selling
‎Chapter 6. The Business of Browsing in Early Modern English Bookshops (Tromans)
‎Chapter 7. Printing for the Pilgrims: Krakow Seventeenth-Century Guidebooks (Kiliańczyk-Zięba)
‎Chapter 8. Book Lotteries as Sale Events for Slow-Sellers: the Case of Amsterdam in the Late Eighteenth Century (Bellingradt)
‎Part 3. Selling Strategies
‎Chapter 9. Neither Scholar nor Printer: Luxembourg de Gabiano and the Financial Structure of Merchant Publishing in Sixteenth-Century Lyon (Cumby)
‎Chapter 10. Editing the Thesaurus Linguae Latinae: Robert Estienne’s Dream and Nightmare (Furno)
‎Chapter 11. ‘Large Volumes Bought by the Few’: Printing and Selling Postils in Early Modern Poland (Komorowska)
‎Chapter 12. Buying and Selling in One Trip: Book Barter in Times of Trouble for Francesco Ciotti’s Printing and Bookselling House (Ciccarello)
‎Chapter 13. The State of Scottish Bookselling circa 1800 (Dunstan)
‎Chapter 14. Cashing in on Counterfeits: Fraud in the Reformation Print Industry (Thomas)
‎Part 4. List and Inventories
‎Chapter 15. ‘Men and Books under Watch’: the Brussels’ Book Market in the Mid-Sixteenth Century through the Inquisitorial Archives (Adam)
‎Chapter 16. ‘Beautiful Intellects Should Not Hide’: the Bookshop of Luciano Pasini, Bookseller and Publisher between Perugia and Venice in the Late Sixteenth Century (Vacalebre)
‎Chapter 17. Early Modern Shelf Lives: the Context and Content of Georg Willer’s Music Stock Catalogue of 1622 (Roper)
‎Chapter 18. Religion, Learning and Commerce: Daniel Delerpinière, a Protestant Bookseller in Saumur, 1661 (Pittion)
‎Part 5. New Markets
‎Chapter 19. Turning News into a Business: the Commerce of Early Newspaper Publishing (Hillgärtner)
‎Chapter 20. Booksellers, Newspaper Advertisements and a National Market for Print in the Seventeenth-Century Dutch Republic (der Weduwen)
‎Chapter 21. ‘Without Being Denounced or Humiliated’: the Purchase of Books for Religious Communities in New Spain (Garcia)
‎Chapter 22. Advertising and Selling in Cromwellian Newsbooks (McElligott)
‎Part 6. Modern Book Market
‎Chapter 23. Book Bitch to the Rich—the Strife and Times of the Revd. Dr. Thomas Frognall Dibdin (1776–1847) (Sibbald)
‎Chapter 24. Lost in Transaction: ‘Discollecting’ Incunabula in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries (Eisermann)
‎Modern Authors’ Index
‎Subject Index
‎Alphabetical Index