[DCRM-L] [EXTERNAL] Utrecht University's "Glossary of Early Modern Popular Print Genres"

[James,Kate]

This is great! So helpful to have illustrations of all these. Thanks for sharing.

Kate


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Subject: [EXTERNAL] [DCRM-L] Utrecht University's "Glossary of Early Modern Popular Print Genres"

In case you haven't seen it, there's a new online resource for genre terms related to early modern ephemera: https://popular-print-glossary.sites.uu.nl/glossary/

Many terms are also found in the RBMS Controlled Vocabulary, but because this glossary has illustrations, lengthy definitions, multiple languages, and faceted searching, it's a useful supplement even if you don't use it on its own (doesn't yet have its own MARC code, and I don't know if they've applied for one).

Erin


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