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REM (beta) Reading Early Medicine

About
About
The Reading Early Medicine (REM) project documents and makes searchable (by title, author, subject, etc.) all pre-1700 medical books published in English. The database contains entries for almost 3000 titles, 1500 persons (authors, publishers, and booksellers) and 500 sites (printing houses and bookshops).
Browse
Browse
Browse
Our browsing feature on "Books", "Book Producers" and "Sites of Book Production" offers possibilities to apply limits by dates, authors, booksellers, printer, and genres. Note that once a limit has been applied, any further browsing will occur within this limited dataset.

The browsing pages on "Topics" and "Genres" will bring up simple lists of all books, persons, and places in the database sorted by assigned topics or genres.
- Browse
  - Books
  - Book Producers
  - Sites of Book Production
  - Topics
  - Genres
Search
Search
Simple Search
Type in any word in the grey box to start a search in all fields. This searches through the entire database, including context essays, books producers and street names and signs.
Advanced Search
Search for multiple terms in specific fields. This search returns only books.
- Simple Search
- Advanced Search
Visualize
Analyze
Users can analyze our data using programs such as Platin (histograms), Palladio (network analysis), and Voyant (word clouds and text mining). You can also download comma-separated-value (CSV) files of specific data sets.
Learn
Learn
Reading Early Medicine (REM) aims to build a community of scholars and students sharing ideas and knowledge about early English medicine.

Classroom
Teaching resources such as sample lesson plans and syllabi.
Contexts
Short introductory essays on various topics related to early medicine.
Resources
Links to other useful websites.

STREET

Glasgow University in Glasgow

Street

Street

Glasgow University

City

City

ID

ID

113

Places on this street

University, Glasgow

PROJECT DIRECTORS:
Mary Fissell & Elaine Leong
mfissell@jhu.edu
eleong@mpiwg-berlin.mpg.de

TECHNICAL DIRECTOR:
Robert Casties
casties@mpiwg-berlin.mpg.de

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