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ArticleSEEING AND READING: SOME VISUAL IMPLICATIONS OF MEDIEVAL LITERACY AND ILLITERACY

Michael Camille1985

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SEEING AND READING: SOME VISUAL IMPLICATIONS OF MEDIEVAL LITERACY AND ILLITERACY

Michael Camille

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Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books Medieval Literature and History Visual Culture and Art Theory

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Year1985

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Published1985-03-01

VenueArt History

ISSN-L0141-6790

Languageen

Citations156

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ShelfLibraries, Manuscripts, and Books

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doi10.1111/j.1467-8365.1985.tb00148.x

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