History of Universities Volume XV 1997-1999 [Hardcover]

Each volume ofHistory of Universitiescontains a mixture of learned articles, book reviews, conference reports, and bibliographic information, making the series an indispensable tool for the historian of higher education. The contributions collected here span a wide range of regions, eras, and subjects, from secular masters in Paris of the thirteenth century to librarians at Leeds University in this century.

In Memoriam: Dr John Fletcher
Rewriting History? The Parisian Secular Masters' Apologia of 1254
Foreign Scholars at Paris in the Early Fourteenth Century: The Crisis of 1313
Teachers and Learners in Scholastic Medicine: Some Images and Metaphors
University Officers and the Universities' Institutional Crisis: Caen 1450-1549
Estate Management, Maps, and Map-making in Oxford and Cambridge 1580-1640
A Projected Cromwellian Foundation at Oxford and the 'True Reformed Protestant' Interest c.1657-1658
The Role of Irish Clerics in Paris University Politics 1730-1740
Dichotomy and Status: Leeds University Librarianship to 1934
Research Notes:
A 'Paper University'? The Studio lucchese 1369-1487
The Collection of Case Histories of the Clinic of Internal Diseases of Tartu University
Essay Review: The University of Arezzo in the Renaissance
Book Reviews
Bibliography
Index to the Bibliography