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Dietrich edited the biannual print newsletter Ransom Edition and monthly email newsletter eNews; promoted exhibitions and public programs; produced press releases; and worked with media.

May 19, 2010, Filed Under: Books + Manuscripts, Digital Collections

Medieval and early modern manuscripts collection now accessible online

The Tegernsee Miscellany (named after the Bavarian monastery where it originated) is the oldest Western manuscript at the Ransom Center and dates from the early 11th century. It contains several different texts; among the most interesting are excerpts from an illustrated work on natural history by the Venerable Bede, an astrological treatise, and recipes for making medicines.

The Ransom Center has launched an online database for its medieval and early modern manuscripts collection. The database includes more than 7,000 digital images and can be accessed via the Ransom Center’s website. The medieval and early modern manuscripts collection contains 215 items dating from the eleventh to the seventeenth… read more 

May 18, 2010, Filed Under: Books + Manuscripts

A new home for "Finnegans Wehg"

Walter Wetzels, an emeritus professor in the Department of Germanic Studies at The University of Texas at Austin, recently donated a German translation of James Joyce’s Finnegans Wake to the Ransom Center. He shares a bit of his history with the text. It must be more than 50 years ago… read more 

May 10, 2010, Filed Under: Research + Teaching

Doctoral theses of anthropologist Claude Lévi-Strauss acquired by the Ransom Center

The Ransom Center has acquired the manuscripts of anthropologist Claude Lévi-Strauss’s major and minor doctoral theses. The typed theses, annotated with handwritten corrections, were presented by Lévi-Strauss at the Sorbonne University in Paris in 1948 upon completion of his doctorate in humanities. Lévi-Strauss’s major thesis, “Les structures élémentaires de la… read more 

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