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CENTRE for PUBLISHING STUDIES (University of Stirling)
CENTRE for the HISTORY of the BOOK (University of Edinburgh)
CENTRE for EDITORIAL and INTERTEXTUAL RESEARCH (University of Cardiff)
THE PRODUCTION OF CULTURE:
THE SCOTTISH PRESS IN A NATIONAL
AND
INTERNATIONAL CONTEXT 1800-1880
a two day conference at
The UNIVERSITY of STIRLING
July 28-29, 2001
Whether in the production of literature, through the development of the periodical press, in fine printing or mass production, Scotland’s contribution to the history of the book, both within the nation and beyond its boundaries, was remarkable in the nineteenth century.
The aim of The Production of Culture is to explore a range of issues relating to the production, circulation, and reception of Scottish texts. In order to complement work being undertaken on volume three of A History of the Book in Scotland, emphasis will be on the period 1800-1880.
Speakers will include
Iain Beavan Bill Bell Fiona Black
Ian Duncan Peter Garside T. Howard Hill
Heather Holmes Philip Henry Jones
Wallace Kirsop Susan Manning Jane Millgate
CONFERENCE LINKS:
Programme
Booking Form
USEFUL INFORMATION:
on Stirling University
In and Around Stirling
on Scotland
If you require further information regarding the conference,
please contact the conference convener, Professor Douglas Mack [email to d.s.mack@stir.ac.uk
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