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Ruth-Ellen St. Onge
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Research
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14 publications.
01
Bibliography for All: G. Thomas Tanselle’s Descriptive Bibliography, Charlottesville: The Bibliographical Society of the University of Virginia, 2020
St. Onge R-E
Mémoires du livre / Studies in Book Culture2026First author
02
Many Harsh Scourges I Endure: Violent Metamorphoses of a Sixteenth-Century Emblem Book
St. Onge R-E
2026First author
03
Teaching with Sacred Textual Artifacts
Heritage B, St. Onge R-E
2025Senior author
04
Situating Bookbindings in Place and Time
St. Onge R-E, Glover B
2024First author
05
Histoire du livre et de l’édition : production & circulation, formes & mutations
Sordet Y, St. Onge R-E
Library2022Senior author
06
Building the Book from the Ancient World to the Present Day How Manuscript, Printed, and Digital Texts Are Made
Heritage B, Onge R-ES
2022
07
Photoengraving and the Materiality of Twentieth-Century Comic Books
St. Onge R-E
2020First author
08
Kashtan, Aaron. Between Pen and Pixel: Comics, Materiality, and the Book of the Future. Ohio State University Press, 2018
St. Onge R-E
2019First author
09
Ray Fawkes’s Formal and Stylistic Shifts in the Field of Comic Book Production
St. Onge R-E
2018First author
10
Crime, Adaptation and Collective Guilt: Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell’s From Hell
St. Onge R-E
Revue de Recherche en Civilisation Américaine2015First author
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