Bibliographic Practices and the Preservation of Medieval Manuscript Fragments

书目实践和中世纪手稿片段的保存

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    2768921
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  • 金额:
    --
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  • 依托单位国家:
    英国
  • 项目类别:
    Studentship
  • 财政年份:
    2022
  • 资助国家:
    英国
  • 起止时间:
    2022 至 无数据
  • 项目状态:
    未结题

项目摘要

AbstractA collection of medieval manuscript fragments clearly represents a very different set of bibliographic practices from a collection of whole manuscripts. Whereas whole manuscripts are kept intact because they might be particularly beautiful or particularly significant, manuscript fragments are preserved for different reasons. More often, they can demonstrate what was being discarded, rather than what was being kept, and for this reason, studying manuscript fragments can refine our knowledge of the production and popularity of particular texts at the time their manuscripts were broken up. I intend to focus on bibliographic practices (primarily in bookbinding, and cutting out the decorative parts of a manuscript), and how these practices were perceived, in order to increase our understanding of the roles they played in the preservation of medieval manuscript fragments. I will consider medieval and early modern ideas about manuscripts and their fragmentation, including the perceived link between texts and bodies, and the attribution of morality to breaking up manuscripts, and assess whether these views had an impact on the remaining corpus of fragments. I hope to approach answers to questions concerning the nature of fragments and fragmentology: what bibliographic practices could be used now to account for the bibliographic practices of the past, or, how should we catalogue and curate manuscript fragments? The study will mainly consist of an analysis of the manuscript fragments in the Bodleian library, but could incorporate collections from other Oxford libraries.Research QuestionsDavid Rundle, in his lecture entitled 'Neil Ker and the Tradition of Studying Fragments in the UK', said there is a tendency to assume that a well-stocked bookbinder would choose their binding materials, in terms of manuscript fragments, based on what was technologically most suitable for the book they were binding, with little thought given to the content or the provenance of the fragment they were using. Rundle suggests that this not always the case and cites the Latin set of hymns for Sarum Use bound in 1555 in the manuscript collection at Christ Church College that uses fragments containing musical notation in its flyleaves as one example. I would like to examine this phenomenon further, considering how much thought was given to the use of fragments. Looking at pastedowns in bindings is one place to start with this enquiry, but I would be keen to look for fragments used elsewhere. Although I think unlikely that every fragment was carefully chosen for its content, it would be interesting to at least rule this out, to work out what proportion of fragments at the Bodleian have a textual relevance in their later context. This question speaks to the value of manuscripts after they have been broken up, and whether they can be said to be obsolete if, after being broken up, they are meaningfully used in a new context.I also want to look at what manuscript fragments can reveal about the practice of, and motivations for, cutting up manuscripts for display. I would investigate the contemporary views about this practice, and what kind of moral judgements have been attached to them. De Hamel notes that while it may not be 'right' to repurpose parts of a manuscript, it is, at least, 'a tradition as old as the history of medieval books.' If manuscript destruction is as old as manuscript creation, then how have the views concerning cutting up manuscripts changed over time? At what point did it become morally dubious to do this?Ideas about texts and bodies interest me; I want to consider whether this had any impact on bibliographic practices. John the Apostle wrote that, at Jesus' incarnation, God's 'Word became flesh' (John 1:14), expressing a link between texts and bodies. There are medieval texts which link Christ's physical body at his crucifixion to physical manuscripts. Given this blurring of boundaries between bodies, particularly Christ's bo
中世纪手稿碎片的收集显然代表了一套与完整手稿收集截然不同的书目实践。完整的手稿被保存下来是因为它们可能特别漂亮或特别重要,而手稿碎片被保存下来则有不同的原因。更常见的是,它们可以证明什么被丢弃了,而不是什么被保留了,因此,研究手稿碎片可以改善我们对手稿被分解时特定文本的生产和流行程度的了解。我打算把重点放在书目实践上(主要是装订书籍,剪掉手稿的装饰部分),以及这些实践是如何被感知的,以便增加我们对它们在保存中世纪手稿碎片中所起作用的理解。我将考虑中世纪和早期现代关于手稿及其碎片的观点,包括文本和身体之间的感知联系,以及将道德归因于破碎的手稿,并评估这些观点是否对剩余的碎片语料库产生了影响。我希望找到关于碎片和碎片学本质的问题的答案:现在什么样的书目实践可以用来解释过去的书目实践,或者,我们应该如何编目和管理手稿碎片?这项研究将主要包括对牛津大学图书馆的手稿碎片进行分析,但也可能包括牛津大学其他图书馆的藏品。研究问题david Rundle在他题为“Neil Ker和英国研究碎片的传统”的讲座中说,有一种趋势是,一个库存充足的装订商会根据技术上最适合他们所装订的书来选择装订材料,而很少考虑他们所使用的碎片的内容或来源。Rundle认为情况并非总是如此,并引用了1555年装订在基督教堂学院手稿集中的拉丁赞美诗集,其中使用了在其扉页上包含乐谱的片段作为例子。考虑到对碎片的使用给予了多少思考,我想进一步研究这一现象。查看绑定中的粘贴是开始此调查的一个地方,但我希望寻找其他地方使用的片段。虽然我认为不太可能每个片段都是根据内容精心挑选的,但至少可以排除这种可能性,研究出牛津大学的片段中有多少比例在后来的语境中具有文本相关性,这将是很有趣的。这个问题涉及到手稿被拆散后的价值,以及如果它们被拆散后,在新的语境中被有意义地使用,是否可以说是过时的。我还想看看手稿碎片可以揭示什么关于将手稿切碎以供展示的做法和动机。我想调查一下当代对这种做法的看法,以及人们对这种做法的道德判断。德哈默尔指出,虽然改写部分手稿的用途可能不“正确”,但这至少是“一个与中世纪书籍历史一样古老的传统”。如果手稿销毁和手稿创作一样古老,那么关于手稿切割的观点是如何随着时间的推移而变化的?什么时候这样做在道德上变得可疑了?关于文本和身体的想法让我感兴趣;我想考虑这是否对书目实践有任何影响。使徒约翰写道,在耶稣道成肉身时,上帝的“道成了肉身”(约翰福音1:14),表达了文本和身体之间的联系。有中世纪的文本将基督被钉十字架时的身体与物质手稿联系起来。鉴于身体之间界限的模糊,尤其是基督的臀部

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