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ACADEMIES  \nVOLUME 1  \nJUNE 1950  \nNUMBER 4  \n3、  \nCONTENTS  \nPUBLICATION BY LEARNED SOCIETIES AND  \nUNIVERSITY PRESSES  \n【  \nFELLOWSHIP PROGRAMS  \n7  \n12  \nANNOUNCEMENT BY DONALD GOODCHILD  \nA COMMITTEE'S REVIEW OF AMERICAN STUDIES  \n13  \nMICROFILMING PROGRAM OF THE LIBRARY  \n17  \nOF CONGRESS  \nTHE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR AESTHETICS  \n18  \nEXPLORATORY AND PLANNING CONFERENCES18  \n21  \nOFFICE NOTES  \nNEW TRANSLATIONS FROM THE RUSSIAN23  \n1219 SIXTEENTH STREET,N.W.,WASHINGTON 6,D.C.  \n# ADMINISTRATION\n\nOFFI CER S  \nChairman,Cornelius Krusé,Wesleyan University  \nVice-Chairman,Carl H.Kraeling,University of ChicagoSecretary,Frederick Burkhardt,Bennington CollegeTreasurer,Lewis Hanke,Library of Congress  \n# BOAR D OF DI REC T OR S\n\nTheodore C.Blegen,University of MinnesotaJulian P.Boyd,Princeton University  \nC.W.de Kiewiet,Cornell University  \nSturgis E.Leavitt,University of North CarolinaStanley Pargellis,Newberry Library,ChicagoRichard H.Shryock,The Johns Hopkins UniversityJoseph R.Strayer,Princeton UniversityLynn T.White,Jr.,Mills College  \n# EXECU T IVE ST A FF\n\nCharles E.Odegaard,Executive DirectorMortimer Graves,Administrative Secretary  \nDonald Goodchild,Secretary for Fellowships and Grants  \nD.H.Daugherty,Assistant to Director  \nHenry M.Silver,Staff Adviser on Publications  \nJ.F.Wellemeyer,Staff Adviser on Personnel StudiesThomas R.Johnson,Bursar  \nWilliam A.Parker,Assistant to Secretary for Fellowships andGrants  \n# EXE CUTIVE OFFICES\n\n1219 Sixteenth Street,N.W.,Washington 6,D.C.  \nAddress all communications `regarding the ACLS Newsletter toMrs.Sally Hawkins,Editor.  \nPUBLICATION BY LEARNED SOCIETIES ANDUNIVERSITY PRESSES  \nBy HENRY M.SILVER  \nWhen a scholar has written a book-length piece based onoriginal research he can attempt to have it published in printedform by employing one of five means:a commercial publishinghouse,a university press,a learned society,a committee,orhimself.Common to all these is one constant,and one variable.The constant is printing,the variable publishing.  \nThe fact that printing does not constitute publishing,althoughnecessary to it,is a truism which sits so close to one's nosethat sometimes it is hard for the eyes to focus on it.The differ-ence,as well as the relationship,is profound:printing is theinert mass,publishing the dynamic ingredient.But they do getconfused.For example,up to the beginning of this year thedoctoral dissertation in Columbia University had to be printed.There was no requirement that it be published but neverthelessmost people called it the publishing requirement and thought ofit as such.  \nScholarly publishing,if the phrase is to mean anything at all,describes an effort to distribute a printed work to all who mightbe interested in it and gain from it,and to keep on doing this fora reasonable length of time.This involves the duty of placing aproper description of the book,and the place where it may besecured,in all standard bibliographical directories so that othersmay profit from what has been done and avoid duplicating it.Publishing also implies selling,rather than giving,and this inturn involves pricing.In all these actions there are variousshadings.The source of these shadings is the fact that books,even scholarly books,differ greatly as to what they are designedto accomplish.  \nPrinting is a static term.Where a book is well or poorly printed,it is printed.Publishing,on the other hand,only becomes suchif it satisfies certain minimum requirements.Having satisfiedthe minimum,what happens from there on is,or should be,areflection of the book.There are as many kinds of effectivepublishing as there are different kinds of books.This statementapplies to scholarly publishing as well as to any other,although,of course,more narrowly.The reverse is also true:there are  \nmany different ways to publish ineffectively.Ineffective pub-lishing is usually thought of as involving too small an 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