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Most cited papers in Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books

Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books

What are the most cited papers in Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books?

The most cited paper in Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books is "La escritura de la historia" (Immanuel Maurice Wallerstein, 2004), with 452 citations. Next come "Aerocellulose: Aerogels and Aerogel‐like Materials made from Cellulose" (207) and "Revista Mexicana de Fisica" (188).

Showing 50 of 100 papers. Every paper with more than 25 citations is listed.

Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#Paper
1 La escritura de la historia Immanuel Maurice Wallerstein · Contrahistorias. La otra mirada de Clío 2004 452
2 Aerocellulose: Aerogels and Aerogel‐like Materials made from Cellulose Josef Innerlohinger, Hedda K. Weber, Gregor Kraft · Macromolecular Symposia Dec 2006 207
3 Revista Mexicana de Fisica J. Dí­az-Reyes, M. Galván-Arellano, Ramón Peña-Sierra et al. · conference Conference paper 2007 188
4 Medieval Monasticism: Forms of Religious Life in Western Europe in the Middle Ages C. H. LAWRENCE 1984 160
5 Mary's Nativity, Fulbert of Chartres, and the Stirps Jesse: Liturgical Innovation circa 1000 and Its Afterlife Margot Fassler · Speculum Apr 2000 124
6 MESTIZAJE E HIBRIDEZ: LOS RIESGOS DE LAS METÁFORAS. APUNTES Antonio Cornejo-Polar · Revista Iberoamericana Open access 29 Sep 1997 118
7 The problem of the ‘best-seller’ in Spanish Golden-Age literature1 Keith Whinnom · Bulletin of Hispanic Studies Jul 1980 117
8 La nouvelle édition de Graham Pollard et Albert Ehrman, The Distribution of Books by Catalogue from the invention of printing to AD 1800 Giles Mandelbrote · Publications de l’École nationale des chartes eBooks Book chapterOpen access 2000 102
9 Los libros del conquistador Charles Bell Gibson · Hispanic American Historical Review Feb 1981 97
10 An integrated re-examination of the dating of Oxford, Bodleian Library, Junius 11 Leslie Lockett · Anglo-Saxon England Dec 2002 92
11 The Textual Significance of Spanish Polyglot Bibles Ma Victoria Spottorno · Sefarad Open access 30 Dec 2002 90
12 Biblioteca de autores españoles Charles W. Arnade · Hispanic American Historical Review Nov 1960 88
13 La escritura epistolar Carlos Hernán Sosa · Teresa Open access 18 Dec 2008 86
14 Análisis documental y de información: dos componentes de un mismo proceso María Elinor Dulzaides Iglesias, Ana María Molina Gómez · Acimed 22 Mar 2004 79
15 Cambridge, Corpus Christi College 57: a witness to the early stages of the Benedictine reform in England? Mechthild Gretsch · Anglo-Saxon England Dec 2003 78
16 The Altar and its Environment, 1150-1400 Justin E. A. Kroesen, Victor M. Schmidt 2009 73
17 Editing Early Modern Women’s Manuscripts: Theory, Electronic Editions, and the Accidental Copy‐Text Margaret J. M. Ezell · Literature Compass Feb 2010 71
18 Algunes imitacions i traduccions d'Ausiàs March al segle XVI Lluís Cabré · Dipòsit Digital de Documents de la UAB (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona) Open access 2002 71
19 Self-contained units in composite manuscripts of the Anglo-Saxon period P. R. Robinson · Anglo-Saxon England Dec 1978 68
20 Books in Brazil: A History of the Publishing Trade Robert M. Levine · Hispanic American Historical Review Open access Nov 1983 66
21 La novela española del siglo XVIII: estado de la cuestión (1985-1995) Guillermo Carnero Arbat · Anales de Literatura Española Open access 31 Dec 1995 64
22 The production ofde luxemanuscripts and the patronage of King Cnut and Queen Emma T. A. Heslop · Anglo-Saxon England Dec 1990 61
23 «A la presencia de Calisto se presentó la deseada Melibea»: la memoria en el argumento general de Celestina Ricardo Castells · Celestinesca Open access 2000 61
24 The Spread of Lay Literacy in Late Medieval Castile Jeremy N. H. Lawrance · Bulletin of Hispanic Studies 1985 60
25 Revista Mexicana de Fisica Ricardo García‐Salcedo, Nora Bretón · conference Conference paper 2003 59
26 Universidad de los andes (1785 - 1984) R Albornoz Berti 1985 57
27 Paris, Bibliothèque Nationale, lat. 10861 and the scriptorium of Christ Church, Canterbury Michelle Poirier Brown · Anglo-Saxon England Dec 1986 55
28 “The Promised Blessing”: The Iconography of the Mosaics of S. Maria Maggiore Suzanne Spain · The Art Bulletin Dec 1979 53
29 Algunos libros de la biblioteca de Lope García de Salazar Gemma Avenoza · Revista de Filología Española Open access 30 Jun 2003 52
30 Collezioni d'autore di Baldo degli Ubaldi nel MS Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana, Barb. lat. 1398 Vincenzo Colli · Max Planck Digital Library Open access 1998 52
31 The accounting records of the Monastery of Silos throughout the eighteenth century: the accumulation and management of its patrimony in the light of its accounts books Begoña Prieto, Lorenzo Maté, Jorge Tua · Accounting History May 2006 51
32 The information age and the printing press James Dewar · Ubiquity Aug 2000 50
33 The Origins of Press Figures in English Printing 1629–1671 Brian J McMullin · The Library Dec 1979 50
34 Information science, historical changes and social aspects: a nordic outlook Anders Ørom · Journal of Documentation Feb 2000 49
35 The Invention of Spectacles and the Advent of Printing John Dreyfus · The Library Jun 1988 48
36 Preaching the Crusades: Mendicant Friars and the Cross in the Thirteenth Century. James A. Brundage, Christoph T. Maier · The American Historical Review Apr 1996 48
37 Current issues in making digital editions of medieval texts—or, do electronic scholarly editions have a future? Peter M. W. Robinson · Digital Medievalist Open access 2005 46
38 Further Studies in the Libri Carolini: I. Palaeograhical Problems in Vaticanus Latinus 7207, II. "Patristic Exegesis, Mozarabic Antiphons, and the Vetus Latina" Ann Freeman · Speculum Apr 1965 46
39 The Origins of English Calico Printing Peter Floud · Journal of the Society of Dyers and Colourists May 1960 46
40 Les débuts de l'architecture théâtrale en Sicile et en Italie méridionale (Ve-IIIe s.) Jean‐Charles Moretti · Topoi 1993 46
41 La caccia nell'Ars Nova italiana. Edizione critica commentata dei testi e delle intonazioni Michele Epifani Open access 6 May 2019 44
42 Friar Sixtus IV and the Sistine Chapel Rona Goffen · Renaissance Quarterly Jul 1986 43
43 The Gutenberg Parenthesis – Print, Book and Cognition Lars Ole Sauerberg · Orbis Litterarum 10 Mar 2009 43
44 Composing for the State. Music in Twentieth-Century Dictatorships Luis Velasco-Pufleau · HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe) Open access 2019 42
45 Los trabajos de Persiles y Sigismunda Michael Armstrong-Roche · Oxford University Press eBooks Book chapter 10 Feb 2021 42
46 Victoria Ocampo y la música: una experiencia social y estética de la modernidad Omar Corrado · Revista musical chilena Open access Dec 2007 42
47 Mediaeval Painters’ Materials and Techniques: The Montpellier Liber diversarum arcium Mark Clarke 2011 42
48 The New Culture of Archives in Early Modern Spain Antonio Castillo Gómez · European History Quarterly 3 Jun 2016 41
49 The Problem of "Misplaced Ideas" Revisited: Beyond the "History of Ideas" in Latin America Elías José Palti · Journal of the History of Ideas 2006 41
50 John Buridan: Portrait of a Fourteenth-Century Arts Master Simo Knuuttila · Ars Disputandi Open access 2004 40

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