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The Library of Franeker University in Context, 1585–1843 de Jacob van Sluis

The Library of Franeker University in Context, 1585–1843: Library of the Written Word / Library of the Written Word - The Handpress World, cartea 81

Autor Jacob van Sluis
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 22 iul 2020
From 1585 to 1843, the Dutch town Franeker housed the University of Franeker. It had its peak in the seventeenth century and attracted students from Protestant countries throughout Europe. A library was founded right from the start and its collection has been preserved almost entirely. Eleven catalogues were printed in the course of its existence, and as a result the development of the collection can be examined chronologically.
The Library of Franeker University in Context, 1585–1843 discusses the relationship with education at Franeker University in detail, and makes a comparison with other similar libraries.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9789004352254
ISBN-10: 9004352252
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0.7 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Library of the Written Word / Library of the Written Word - The Handpress World

Cuprins

Preface
Acknowledgments
List of Figures and Tables

Part 1 The Context



1 Franeker University, a Short History
1A Prestigious Foundation
2A Small, but Elegant and Not Unpleasant Town
3The Academic Community
4A Sense of Decline
5The Re-establishment as Athenaeum

2 The Four Faculties
1Theology
2Law
3Medicine
4Artes
5Conclusion

3 Modus Operandi
1Teaching and Learning
2Graduation
3Latin as an Academic Code

4 The Emergence of Public Libraries around 1600
1Bibliotheca Publica
2Catalogues
3Growth by Acquisition or by Agglomeration?

5 A Grand Tour along the New Libraries
1University Library, Leuven
2Bodleian Library, Oxford
3University Library, Cambridge
4Trinity College Library, Cambridge
5Trinity College Library, Dublin
6University Library, Leiden
7Bibliotheca Thysiana, Leiden
8University Library, Groningen
9Public Libraries in Dutch Towns
10German Libraries
11Conclusion

Part 2 The Franeker Library



6 Building a Library
1Filling the Empty Shelves
21601, the First Printed Catalogue (Period I)
3The Observance of the Library Regulations

7 Curator Saeckma as Supervisor
1Around the 1626 Catalogue (Period II)
2A Private Collection Auctioned: Lubbertus
3Around the 1635 Catalogue (Period III)

8 A Breakthrough towards Modernity
1The 1644 Catalogue (Period IV)
2A Huge Theft
3Statutes
4Bookbinding

9 The Second Half of the Seventeenth Century
1The 1656 Catalogue (Period V)
2Profits and Expenses
3A Major Rearrangement and the 1691 Catalogue (Period VI)

10 Visitors and Testimonies
1Visitors from Abroad
2Testimonies about the Library Room

11 The 1713 Catalogue as a Landmark Halfway
1The 1713 Catalogue (Period VII)
2Rhenferd and the Hebrew Books
3Manuscripts, Incunables, and Other Imprints

12 The Changing Landscape, 1713–1811
1Acquisitions, 1713–1750
2The 1749 Catalogue (Period VIII)
3Frisian Athens
4The 1781 Catalogue (Period IX)
5Legatum Schurmannianum, I
6The Last Decades until 1811

13 The Athenaeum Years, 1815–1843 and Afterwards
1The Years between 1815 and 1843
2The Long Road to the 1842 Catalogue
3Preservation and Loss
4Delft
5Legatum Schurmannianum, II
6The 1854 Catalogue
7Final Score (Period X)
8Aftermath

14 Conclusion: The Value of the Library
1The University between Old and New
2The Library in Context of Other Academic Libraries
3The Library in Context of Franeker University

Appendix A: The Franeker Professors
Appendix B: The Franeker Librarians
Appendix C: An Overview of the Franeker University Library
Sources and Bibliography
Index

Notă biografică

Jacob van Sluis studied theology (Ph.D. 1988) and philosophy (Ph.D. 1997) at the University of Groningen. He has published studies and a bibliography of the former University of Franeker and a critical edition of François Hemsterhuis, Oeuvres Philosophiques (Brill, 2015).