Toward a document evaluation methodology: What does research tell us about the validity and reliability of evaluation methods?

Although the usefulness of evaluating documents has become generally accepted among communication professionals, the supporting research that puts evaluation practices empirically to the test is only beginning to emerge. This article presents an overview of the available research on troubleshooting evaluation methods. Four lines of research are distinguished concerning the validity of evaluation methods, sample composition, sample size, and the implementation of evaluation results during revisio

Aernout van Buchel’s Iter Italicum on-line

Review of: Arnoldus Buchellius (Aernout van Buchel), Diarium (Commentarius rerum quotidianarum, including Iter Italicum). Transcription with preface and annotations of Hs. 798 (parts I and II), in the University Library of Utrech

Patronage outside the Medici Court:Florentine patricians commissioning and collecting works of art

Review of: K.D. Botke & H.T. van Veen (eds.), A Cultural Symbiosis. Patrician Art Patronage and Medicean Cultural Politics in Florence (1530-1610), Leuven, Leuven University Press, 202