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A web symposium on the impact of new information and communication
technologies
on reading, writing and the diffusion of knowledge
The Bibliotheque Publique d'information
(BPI)
of the Centre Pompidou, the
EURO-EDU
association and
GiantChair
Inc. invite you to attend a
virtual symposium in French, Italian and English on the website:
www.text-e.org.
Opening date: Monday, October 15th, 2001. The workshop will focus on the
impact of new information and communication technologies on reading,
writing and the diffusion of knowledge. Ten contributors will be invited
to submit a paper for discussion. A new paper will be on-line every two
weeks. A panel of discussants will react to the papers. Discussions will
be moderated by Gloria Origgi (Universita di Bologna) and
Noga Arikha (Warburg Institute). To follow the symposium,
participate in the discussions and receive the texts by e-mail, you can
register on the website.
TOPICS AND SCHEDULE
15-31 October 2001
Readers and Readings in the Age of Electronic Texts - Roger
Chartier (EHESS, Paris)
1-14 November 2001
What the Internet tells us about the Real Nature of the Book -
Roberto Casati (Institut Jean Nicod, C.N.R.S., Paris)
15-30 November 2001
Skyreading/writing in the Post-Gutenbergian Galaxy - Stevan
Harnad (Behavioral and Brain Sciences)
1-14 December 2001
Digital Journalism: Virtual Journalism? - Bruno Patino (Le
Monde Patino, Le Monde Interactif)
15-31 December 2001
Personal and Professional Conversation - Theodore Zeldin
(Oxford)
1-14 January 2002
Reading: The Digital Future - Jason Epstein (Random House)
15-31 January 2002
Babel and the Vintage Selection: Libraries in the Digital Age -
BPI, Centre Pompidou
1-14 February 2002
Reading without Writing - Dan Sperber (Institut Jean Nicod,
C.N.R.S., Paris)
15-28 February 2002
The New Architecture of Information - Stephana Broadbent
and Francesco Cara (IconMediaLab, Paris)
1-14 March 2002
Authors and Authority - Umberto Eco (University of Bologna)
15 March 2002
Conclusions
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