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Dr Lotte Hellinga FBA

History of the Book (English)
Fellow type
UK Emeritus Fellow
Year elected
1990
Subjects
Literature
Sections
Early Modern Languages and Literatures to 1830

Current post

Formerly Deputy Keeper, British Library

Past appointments

Unknown Unknown General Secretary Consortium of European research libraries

1992 - 2002

Unknown Unknown British Library Deputy Keeper, then Acting Director (89-91)

1988 - 1991

University of Amsterdam Senior Lecturer

1967 - 1976

Publications

William Caxton and early printing in England 2010

Texts in Transit: From Manuscript to Proof and Print in the Fifteenth Century 2014

The fifteenth-century printing types of the Low Countries 1966

Analytical bibliography and the study of early printed books Gutenberg-Jahrbuch 1989

The Cambridge history of the Book in Britain (vol 3) 1999

Catalogue of books printed in the XVth century now in the British Library Vol 11 ('England') 2007

Printing in England in the fifteenth century: Duff's bibligraphy with supplementary descriptions 2009

Other Fellows of the British Academy

Professor Gordon Campbell FBA

Renaissance & seventeenth century English literature, especially John Milton; ancient & modern European literatures; cultural history, especially art, architecture, garden history, legal history & Biblical studies; the contemporary Nordic world

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Professor Thomas Keymer FBA

British and Irish Literature, 1660-1820; narrative and the novel; history of the book; literature, politics and law; the theory and practice of textual editing

Thomas Keymer FBA

Professor Jeremy Robbins FBA

Spanish early modern art, literature, moral and political thought, and mysticism; seventeenth-century court culture, particularly Calderón de la Barca and Velázquez; Baltasar Gracián and the Jesuits

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