Call for Papers: “Book: Re-imagined and Re-born”, Bibliographic Society of Canada, 29-30 May 2023, Toronto

On 29 -30 May 2023, Canada’s bibliographical and book studies community will gather for the Annual Conference of the Bibliographical Society of Canada at the Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences for our first in-person conference since 2019. 

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Invitation to the digital conference “The Text and Its (Re)Production. An Interdisciplinary Dialogue on Cultural Techniques in Editorial Studies” (Wuppertal, 29.9–1.10.2021)

Textuality, textual production, and the editorial reproducibility of text take centre stage at the 2021 conference organised and hosted by the Graduiertenkolleg  “Dokument – Text – Edition” (research training group at University of Wuppertal/Kirchliche Hochschule Wuppertal/Bethel, hereafter simply Kolleg). After its 2018 conference dedicated to the “document”, the Kolleg now focuses on “text” as a concept and its context of various cultural techniques.

Book talk with Dr. Megan Robb at the Library of Congress: Printing the Urdu Public: Madinah Newspaper and Lithography as a Muslim Technology Sept. 3 @12pm EST

Join the Asian Division at the Library of Congress on September 3 at 12:00pm EST (11:00am CST/9:00am PST/4:00pmt GMT/9:30pm IST) for a discussion on how a small-town newspaper used lithographic technology to cast a significant slice of Urdu journalism conversation as distinctively Muslim.

Book talk with Dr. Megan Robb at the Library of Congress: Printing the Urdu Public: Madinah Newspaper and Lithography as a Muslim Technology Sept. 3 @12pm EST

Join the Asian Division at the Library of Congress on September 3 at 12:00pm EST (11:00am CST/9:00am PST/4:00pmt GMT/9:30pm IST) for a discussion on how a small-town newspaper used lithographic technology to cast a significant slice of Urdu journalism conversation as distinctively Muslim.

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