Professorship (W2) for international literature and reading cultures, JGU Mainz
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3M ago
JGU Mainz is seeking to fill a tenured professorship (salary scale W2) for international literature and reading cultures as soon as possible. Please find the full English-language job advert here ..read more
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2 PhD positions in DFG project on “Scalable reading”
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by bookhistorynetw
3M ago
Im DFG-finanzierten Projekt „Scalable Reading von ‚Gesammelten Werken‘ des 18. Jahrhunderts, exemplarisch durchgeführt an Friedrich-von-Hagedorn-Werkausgaben“, sind zwei Promotionsstellen (TV-L E 13, 65%) ab sofort für drei Jahre zu besetzen. Das Projekt untersucht in einer Kombination aus literaturwissenschaftlichen, buchgeschichtlichen und Digital-Humanities-Zugängen den Buchtypus der Gesammelten Werke, der Autorschaftsvorstellungen ebenso wie Kanonisierungsprozesse entscheidend mitgeprägt hat. Dabei soll anhand der Werkausgaben Friedrich von Hagedorns (1708-1754) exemplarisch herausgearbeit ..read more
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CfP: Summer School Literature Data and Digital Literature (July/August 2023)
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by bookhistorynetw
3M ago
We are happy to share the CfP for an international summer school of the Marbach Weimar Wolfenbüttel Research Association in partnership with the project textklang (University of Stuttgart). More details can be found here ..read more
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New publication: Ingo Berensmeyer: A Short Media History of English Literature (Berlin/Boston: de Gruyter, 2022)
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by bookhistorynetw
3M ago
This new book which is relevant to our readers and followers was published in August 2022. The author is Ingo Berensmeyer from LMU Munich. The book “focuses on literature as a changing combination of material and immaterial features” (according to its blurb) and is fully open access here ..read more
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CfP: Shakespeare Jahrbuch – special issue “Shakespeare and Libraries”
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by bookhistorynetw
3M ago
The 2024 volume of Shakespeare Jahrbuch will be a special issue on ‘Shakespeare’s Libraries’. The editorial board invites contributions on related themes, concepts and debates, from a variety of perspectives, in particular on the material afterlife of Shakespeare’s work in editions, collections and libraries through the ages. Contributions with a contemporary or historical perspective are equally welcome. More information can be found here: Call for Papers – Shakespeare Jahrbuch 160 (2024): ‘Shakespeare’s Libraries ..read more
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New publication: Sarah Maaß/Dennis Boghardt: Der Wert der Preise – Valorisierungsdynamik in der deutschen Literaturpreislandschaft 1990-2019 (Würzburg: Königshausen & Neumann, 2022)
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by bookhistorynetw
3M ago
The large-scale research project at the University of Duisburg-Essen on literary prizes in the German-language area, funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG) from 2017 to 2021, has drawn to a close. In addition to an edited volume reviewed here two years ago, the research group has now published another major output, an expansive monograph co-written by Sarah Maaß and Dennis Boghardt. The book is titled Der Wert der Preise – Valorisierungsdynamik in der deutschen Literaturpreislandschaft 1990-2019 and is available fully open access via the publisher website ..read more
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New Publication: Helmut Hilz: Geschichte des Buches. Von der Alten Welt bis zur Gegenwart (München: C.H. Beck 2022)
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by bookhistorynetw
3M ago
In this volume, Helmut Hilz, the director of the library of the “Deutsches Museum” in Munich, offers an overview of the history of the book: starting with the question of what a book actually is, the first written documents in the Near East and antiquity, the development of manuscripts and book printing over the centuries, to contemporary “books” such as e-books or audio books. He also considers aspects of print production, book art and ways of illustration. In this way, Hilz traces the most important steps in the development of the book medium and also discusses the question of whether the pr ..read more
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13 Funded PhD Positions (Late Medieval/Early Modern Book Studies) in the MSCA Doctoral Network REBPAF
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by bookhistorynetw
3M ago
We are delighted to share this opportunity with our readers and network members; please share widely! ‘Re-mediating the Early Book: Pasts and Futures’ (REBPAF) is a European Commission-funded MSCA Doctoral Network that will support 13 PhD researchers undertaking projects on late medieval and early modern books. These PhD researchers will be spread across the following institutions: University of Galway (3 positions), University of Antwerp (2 positions), University of Alicante (2 positions), University of Zürich (2 positions), University of ..read more
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New Publication: Steffen Martus/Carlos Spoerhase: Geistesarbeit. Eine Praxeologie der Geisteswissenschaften (Berlin: Suhrkamp Verlag 2022)
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by bookhistorynetw
3M ago
In their monograph, Martus and Spoerhase discuss what distinguishes the practice(s) of the humanities from other scholarly fields. They examine rules, theories and spaces of practice and explain what research, teaching and administration actually mean in everyday academic life. In this way, they offer a new perspective on the humanities and the labor involved in humanities research, teaching and administration. Link to book on publisher website. book cover ..read more
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