Marginalia
Marginalia (plurale tantum) are notes, scribbles, and comments made by readers in the margin of a book, as well as marginal decoration, drolleries, and drawings in medieval illuminated manuscripts, although many of these were planned parts of the book.
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 CrunchGear (blog) | Sony Refreshes Reader Family With New Screens And Bodies CrunchGear (blog) All of them come with styli, so you can make your marginalia right onto the e-book pages. They've also been slimmed down and redesigned (they all weigh half ... |
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It's Not Easy Being Green: E-Readers Better Than Books for the Environment The Atlantic Of course, I'm not much of a marginalia producer. And I have a well-documented love of gadgets. But I still think that e-Readers are eventually going to ... |
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Learning Amongst the Riches: Students in the Cloud Campus Technology I still cannot throw out many of the books I bought as a graduate student, with my own marginalia, a kind of learning diary, and my name written inside the ... |
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Smiths publishes Samsung Slide e-book reader Reg Hardware It also comes with an electromagnetic resonance stylus to allow you to highlight passages, make marginalia, enter calendar appointments and scribble general ... |
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 The Guardian (blog) | The precious unprinted contents of books The Guardian (blog) ... treasured, much-used library"; about "that keenest of annotators, Samuel Taylor Coleridge" and his coining of the term marginalia to describe his habit; ... |
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