Recourse to the Library and the Bookishness of Medieval Thought: Three Illustrative Examples from the Later Middle Ages

In Andreas Speer & Lars Reuke (eds.), Die Bibliothek – the Library – la Bibliothèque: Denkräume Und Wissensordnungen. De Gruyter. pp. 250-302 (2020)
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