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Summer School: History of Libraries (13-15 July 2016)The Application of the Digital Humanities to the Transmission, Preservation, and Dispersal of the European Written Heritage between the 15th and 16th CenturiesProgrammeThe full programme can be viewed here.Prospective AttendeesThe school is intended for early career scholars who want to specialise in the use of primary sources for historical research on the history of the book/knowledge; the transmission and reception of texts; the formation and dispersal of heritage collections; digital humanities applied to data relating to the mediaeval and early modern period. Specialist librarians working and caring for similar collection material. New contributors to databases created by the 15cBOOKTRADE Project (Material Evidence in Incunabula; TEXT-inc).InformationCost: The school will charge student fees of 150 British Pounds, payable prior to the first day of classes. Students are individually responsible for their transportation and living expenses in Oxford.Accommodation: at participant’s expense. There will be a limited number of Lincoln College rooms (in Turl Street and Museum Road) available for booking, starting from £60 per night for an en-suite single.Breakfast and Lunch: included in the School’s fee.Dinners: at participant’s expense. One dinner in College, others in town. Breakfast and lunches arranged via College.Signing upApplicants are requested to send to Dr Mikus at birgit.mikus@mod-langs.ox.ac.uk their curriculum vitae (max 2 pages) and explain their interest for attending the summer school.The leafletTo view the flyer for the Summer School, please click here.You can find out more about the manuscript and printed book, as seen in the leaflet, here.Source de l'information : http://www.lincoln.ox.ac.uk/Summer-School-History-of-Libraries&#160;