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DarntonWatch

En podcast av: Millicent Weber

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DarntonWatch E17: Corinna Norrick-Rühl on "Observations on theorizing & modelling mail-order book culture"
Publicerades 2020-11-25

DarntonWatch is a podcast is designed to support researchers investigating book publishing, circulation, and reading practices to share their talks and papers online. All material posted to this podcast remains the copyright of the originating researcher. Please contact Millicent Weber (millicent.weber@anu.edu.au) if you have any questions or concerns, or if you would like to contribute a recording.

DarntonWatch

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DarntonWatch E17: Corinna Norrick-Rühl on "Observations on theorizing & modelling mail-order book culture"

DarntonWatch E16: Kenna MacTavish on "Crisis Book Browsing: Restructuring the Retail Shelf Life of Books"

DarntonWatch E15: Dr Karryl Kim Sagun Trajano on "Past Forward: The Future of Comic Book Publishing in the Philippines"

DarntonWatch E14: Dr Richard Saunders on "Papermaking in Territorial Utah"

DarntonWatch E13: Dr Amanda Lastoria on "How to Document, Historicize and Interrogate Book Design"

DarntonWatch E11: Dr Lauren O'Hagan on "Class, Culture and Conflict in the Edwardian Book Inscription"

DarntonWatch E12: Dr D-M Withers on "Enterprising Women: Independence, Finance and Virago Press, c.1976-1993"

DarntonWatch E10: Dr Jodi McAlister on "Not quite YA, not yet adult: The short but complex history of "New Adult" fiction"

DarntonWatch E09: Dr Laurel Cohn on "Education or entertainment? Effect and intent in books for the young"

DarntonWatch E08: Dr Jan Zwar on "Key findings from a three-year study on the contemporary Australian book industry: Authors, publishers and readers in a time of change"

DarntonWatch E07: Roundtable conversation "Teaching publishing, teaching presses"

DarntonWatch E06: Jo Ritale on "Legal deposit in the 21st century"

DarntonWatch E05: Dr Per Henningsgaard on "The conventions of the research that informs Australian cultural policy about writing and publishing"

DarntonWatch E02: Dr Beth Driscoll on "Actions and reactions at the cardboard Frankfurt Buchmesse"

DarntonWatch E01: Dr Alexandra Dane on "The politics of eligibility and the laws of literary prizes"

DarntonWatch E04: Dr Andy Fuller on "Reframing Indonesian-Australian cultural policy through publishing"

DarntonWatch E03: Dr Emmett Stinson on "Self-publishing highbrow literature"