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第1回 絵入り版本の歴史と装訂

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第1回 絵入り版本の歴史と装訂
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日本の書物史における絵入り版本の位置を確認すると共に、絵入り版本がどのような装訂で制作されたかを知る。 佐々木孝浩 略歴 慶應義塾大学附属研究所斯道文庫所専任講師、准教授を経て、現在所長、及び同大学教授。 慶應義塾大学より文学修士 (1987)、早稲田大学より博士号 (2016) を取得。専門は日本文学、中世和歌、書誌学。最近では慶應義塾大学オンライン講座 FutureLearn で古典籍や古典籍に使われる和紙などについて講義する。また、欧米でも古典籍に関するワークショップを数多く担当。 The history of illustrated printed books and their binding  While locating the genre of illustrated woodblock printed books within Japanese book history, Professor Sasaki will also explain the binding methods used in their production. Professor Takahiro Sasaki is the director of the Institute of Oriental Classics (Shidō Bunko, Keio University) and is a professor at Keio University specializing in Japanese literature of the medieval period, with a particular focus on waka poetry. Professor Sasaki has also been the lead educator for the courses Japanese Culture Through Rare Books and The Art of Washi Paper in Japanese Rare Books, offered by Keio University on the open online course platform FutureLearn, and has led numerous workshops on Japanese classical books in the United States and Europe.
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