[KATALIST] FW: londoni(?) konferencia a kutatas akadalyairol

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> ---------- Forwarded message ---------- 
> From: Brooke Palmieri <bspalmieri at gmail.com>
> Date: 2014-05-19 8:53 GMT+02:00
> Subject: ["EXLIBRIS-L"] Call for Papers: Failure in the Archives
> To: exlibris-l <exlibris-l at list.indiana.edu> 
> 
> FAILURE IN THE ARCHIVES
> 
> http://failureinthearchives.wordpress.com
> 
> 30 October 2014
> 
> Call for Papers
> 
> The Centre for Editing Lives and Letters
> (http://livesandletters.ac.uk) is pleased to announce 'Failure in the
> Archives', a conference celebrating the frustrations of archival
> research, to be held on30 October 2014 at University College London
> and featuring a keynote address by Natalie Zemon Davis.
> 
> 'Failure in the Archives' will provide a forum to examine everything
> that doesn't belong in traditional conferences and publications, from
> dead-end research trips to unanswered questions.
> 
> How do we respond to the resistance, or worse, the silences and gaps,
> that we find in the archives? Scholarship tends toward success
> stories, but this conference seeks presentations from a range of
> disasters that arise when navigating the depths of the archive:
> damaged, destroyed, mislabelled, misrepresented materials, forgeries,
> exaggerated significance, and gaps in the historical record. Overall,
> the experience of failure in the archive is truly interdisciplinary,
> skewing the warp and woof of close reading and big data alike, not to
> mention posing everyday problems for archivists and librarians working
> on the frontlines to make their collections accessible
> 
> We welcome proposals on any aspect of early modern archival work,
> manuscript or print, covering the period 1500-1750. Topics may
> include, but are not limited to:
> 
> Materials which challenge cataloguing standards
> Uncatalogued material - how to find it, how to access it, how to use it
> Inaccurate cataloguing - tensions between past and present.
> Broken or dispersed collections
> Damaged, destroyed, or compromised collections
> The ethics of maintaining archives
> The ethics of archival research - especially when working with
> sensitive material
> Absences and silences in the archive
> Difficulties conserving and preserving materials
> Conflicts of information between archival sources
> Digitisation and its discontents
> Agents in the archives: collectors, archivists, researchers
> 
>  Conference structure and submission guidelines
> 
> In order to encourage a high level of participation among all
> conference attendees this conference will experiment with the format
> of the traditional academic conference.
> 
> There will be a morning of 'lightning round' 10 minute papers designed
> to stimulate discussion as well as more traditional panels of 3
> twenty-minute papers in the afternoon. Panel chairs and respondents
> will be as valuable to our discussions as presenters - please do get
> in touch if you would like to volunteer for these positions.
> 
> Conference attendees will also vote on the final session of the
> conference collectively: all attendees will have the opportunity to
> submit 'pitches' until the afternoon of the conference.
> 
> A 'pitch' follows the format of a Call for Papers: it includes a
> theme, a brief overview of guiding questions, methods, and problems
> that arise when considering the theme, proposing possibilities for
> driving conversation forward. Pitches will be available on the
> conference website, and after reading them through during the lunch
> break of the conference, attendees will vote for the session in which
> they would most like to participate.
> 
> With an aim to include as many participants as possible, 'Failure in
> the Archives' welcomes proposals for two types of presentations, which
> will be peer-reviewed.
> 
> 200 word abstracts for 10 minute 'Lightning Round' panels.
> 400 word abstracts for 20 minute presentations, which will be
> pre-circulated to panel chairs and respondents.
> 
> A small fund for travel bursaries will be available for postgraduate
> students - please indicate in your application if you would like to be
> considered for this.
> 
> All questions, feedback, and proposals are due to
> FailureInTheArchives at gmail.com no later than 31 July 2014.
> 
> For more information: http://failureinthearchives.wordpress.com
 		 	   		  
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