Fisher Events

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Past

Friends of Fisher Event
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Location: Thomas Fisher Library

Professor Andrew Pettegree, Bishop Wardlaw Professor at University of St. Andrew's, Scotland, on "The Book at War: Libraries and Reading in a Time of Conflict."

Friends of Fisher Event
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Location: Maclean Hunter Room at the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library

Shawn Micallef, Toronto author and editor on "Understand Toronto: Trying to Figure Out a Confounding City."

Friends of Fisher Event
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Location: Maclean Hunter Room at the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library

Dr Alexandra Gillespie, Vice-President and Principal, University of Toronto Mississauga, on "The Silk Roads Project."

Friends of Fisher Event
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Location: Maclean Hunter Room at the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library

Garrett Herman, Toronto book collector, on "Collecting Darwin."

Friends of Fisher Event
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Location: Maclean Hunter Room at the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library

Michelle Brown, Professor Emerita of Medieval Manuscript Studies at the School of Advanced Study, University of London on "The Luttrell Psalter: Incestuous Knights, Abducted Heiresses and Other Everyday Folk in Early 14th-century England."

Friends of Fisher Event
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Location: Maclean Hunter Room at the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library

Colette Fu, photographer, book artist and paper engineer, on "We Are Tiger Dragon People: The Magical Pop-up Books of Paper Engineer and Artist Colette Fu."

Friends of Fisher Event
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Location: Maclean Hunter Room at the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library

Dr Margaret Schotte, Associate Professor of Early Modern, History, York University on "For Merchants and Mariners - The Business of Nautical Manuals."

Friends of Fisher Event
Time: 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
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Location: Maclean Hunter Room at the Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library

Dr Thomas Keymer, University Professor, Chancellor Jackman, Professor, University of Toronto on "Authorship, Print, and Sedition in Eighteenth-Century England."

Summer Seminar Series
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This course, the Fisher's third summer seminar, provided an intensive introduction to manuscript culture during Late Antiquity, the Middle Ages, and the Renaissance, as well as the methods and terminology used in the description and cataloguing of manuscripts.