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September | 2014 | SERICA

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Some notes on old Chinese books by David Helliwell. Archive for September, 2014. In almost four decades of work in the Library, unlike a number of my colleagues, I have never had offers of voluntary work. Cameron’s time was split between helping my colleague Joshua Seufert at the brand new China Centre Library which was officially opened by the Duke of Cambridge only last week, and helping me with my project to catalogue our special collections. Piet van der Loon’s Cantonese operas. 平裝1冊(40頁) ; 19公分.

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The state of things | SERICA

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Some notes on old Chinese books by David Helliwell. The state of things. Five classics, Four books. Piet van der Loon. Laquo; Five classics, Four books. Specimen pages ». The state of things. Regular readers of this blog might be thinking that I’ve lost interest in it, or even that I might be dead, as it is now some ten months since my latest offering. Neither is the case. First, I had to finish my Serica project. One of the enhancements which is especially important to the work of describing our collect...

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November | 2014 | Stacks Unbound

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Occasional culture hacking and making. Outcomes of the hackday. Arrangements for the day. Bodleian Chinese Studies data available at make day. New Stacks Unbound event in preparation. New data sets for the Stacks Unbound make day. On Announcing Stacks Unbound. Outcomes of the hackday. Joshua Seufert from the Bodleian KB Chen China Centre Library. Some work was done on integrating the catalogue with the Chinese Biographical Database Project. To visualise some of the data in the feeds. Data and potential w...

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April | 2016 | SERICA

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Some notes on old Chinese books by David Helliwell. Archive for April, 2016. The state of things. Regular readers of this blog might be thinking that I’ve lost interest in it, or even that I might be dead, as it is now some ten months since my latest offering. Neither is the case. First, I had to finish my Serica project. One of the enhancements which is especially important to the work of describing our collections and making them widely known and accessible is the provision of “specimen pages&#82...

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SERICA | some notes on old Chinese books by David Helliwell | Page 2

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Some notes on old Chinese books by David Helliwell. On Friday 8 July 2011 I moved out of my office in the New Library in Broad Street having worked there since Monday 5 April 1976 sitting at a desk in the same corner of the same room, a continuous occupancy of more than thirty-five years and almost certainly a record. It was then, in the summer of 2010, that I first set eyes on what was then shelfmarked. 同人圖 (the first being a simplification of. 銅), meaning “pictures of the bronze man”. The prototype was...

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iainemsley | Stacks Unbound

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Occasional culture hacking and making. Outcomes of the hackday. Arrangements for the day. Bodleian Chinese Studies data available at make day. New Stacks Unbound event in preparation. New data sets for the Stacks Unbound make day. On Announcing Stacks Unbound. Outcomes of the hackday. Joshua Seufert from the Bodleian KB Chen China Centre Library. Some work was done on integrating the catalogue with the Chinese Biographical Database Project. To visualise some of the data in the feeds. Data and potential w...

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Bodleian Chinese Studies data available at make day | Stacks Unbound

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Occasional culture hacking and making. Outcomes of the hackday. Arrangements for the day. Bodleian Chinese Studies data available at make day. New Stacks Unbound event in preparation. New data sets for the Stacks Unbound make day. On Announcing Stacks Unbound. Bodleian Chinese Studies data available at make day. The Bodleian’s Chinese Studies Librarian has generously offered us their Chinese catalogue. As well as the Chinese holdings of the China Centre Library. And the Sackler Art Library. Notify me of ...