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crl-15557	Jagodzinski, Cecile M.	Illuminating Letters: Typography and Literary Interpretation. Eds. Paul C. Gutjahr and Megan L. Benton. Amherst, Mass.: Univ. of Massachusetts Pr. (Studies in Print Culture and the History of the Book), 2001. 198p. $34.95, alk. paper (ISBN 1558492887). LC 00-055178.	2002-09-01	3	.pdf	application/pdf	2652	196	49	In the introduction to this collection of es- says on the relationship between typog- raphy and the content and meaning of printed texts, editors Paul C. Gutjahr and Megan L. Benton argue that “the ethic of typographic invisibility” has prevailed in Western bookmaking since the time of Gutenberg. Typography is primarily a visual art; and perhaps if li- brarians attended to traditional uses of ty- pography in printed books, they might learn more from the objects that surround them in their daily work and even learn to apply that learning to the way readers in- teract with words, both in print and online.—Cecile M. Jagodzinski, Indiana Uni- versity.	cache/crl-15557.pdf	txt/crl-15557.txt