The Warburg Institute
A Special Issue on The Library and Its Readers
An issue of: Common Knowledge
Special Issue Editors: Anthony Grafton, Jeffrey F. Hamburger
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Back to TopIntroduction: Warburg's Library and Its Legacy - Anthony Grafton, Jeffrey F. Hamburger, Peter Mack, Michael Baxandall, Elizabeth Sears, Georges Didi-Huberman, Carlo Ginzburg, Joseph Leo Koerner, Christopher S. Wood, Jill Kraye, Michael P. Steinberg, Caroline van Eck, Christy Anderson, Thomas DaCosta Kaufmann, Paul Crossley, and Barbara Maria Stafford
RETURNING TO THE LIBRARY: Observations from the Warburg Institute's Director - Peter Mack
“IS DURABILITY ITSELF NOT ALSO A MORAL QUALITY?” - Michael Baxandall
WARBURG INSTITUTE ARCHIVE, GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE - Elizabeth Sears
WARBURG'S HAUNTED HOUSE - Georges Didi-Huberman
UNE MACHINE À PENSER - Carlo Ginzburg
WRITING RITUALS: The Case of Aby Warburg - Joseph Leo Koerner
DROMENON - Christopher S. Wood
UNPACKING THE WARBURG LIBRARY - Jill Kraye
THE LAW OF THE GOOD NEIGHBOR - Michael P. Steinberg
THE WARBURG INSTITUTE AND ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY - Caroline van Eck
WAR WORK: English Art and the Warburg Institute - Christy Anderson
SPEAKING OF LILLIPUT?: Recollections on the Warburg Institute in the Early 1970s - Thomas DaCosta Kaufmann
THE LONGEST WAY AROUND IS THE SHORTEST WAY HOME: A Latecomer to the Warburg - Paul Crossley
RECONCEIVING THE WARBURG LIBRARY AS A WORKING MUSEUM OF THE MIND - Barbara Maria Stafford
Notes on Contributors