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James Misson
Signifying Nothing

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19th October 2021 in Issue 2

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James Misson is a book historian interested in understanding print culture through computational methods. He is Research Assistant in Digital Humanities at the University of Geneva, and recently completed a DPhil at the University of Oxford that analysed the linguistic and cultural meanings of different typefaces in early modern English books.

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