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Humanities Podcasts
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Text and Image: From Book History to the Book Is History 02/01/07 | Conference at UC Irvine February 1-2, 2007
Co-sponsored by HumaniTech®, the PhD Program in Visual Studies, Network & Academic Computing Services (NACS), the Humanities Center, the International Center for Writing & Translation, the Office of Research and Graduate Studies, and the Departments of History and Comparative Literature.
This conference explores media history from movable type to the most recent debates about text and image, including the tensions between image and writing, from hieroglyphs to the web, from automatic type-setting to film title sequences, and from motion graphics in broadcast media to issues around images and writing in computer-mediated communication. It will include conversations on book history, library acquisition and archives, the Google library initiative, digital libraries, and copyright.
More info:Text & Image conference website |
Click on a file name to play:
- Welcome and Introductions - Text&Image1-1.mp3
- Introduction to History (Emily Rosenberg) - Text&Image1-2.mp3
- Seeing History (Edward L. Ayers) - Text&Image1-3.mp3
- Response to Seeing History (Sharon Block) - Text&Image1-4.mp3
- History questions - Text&Image1-5.mp3
- Introduction to Image and Text (Julia Lupton) - Text&Image1-6.mp3
- Anonymous Johnson (Robert Folkenflik) - Text&Image1-7.mp3
- Scripting the Image: Walter Banjamin's Seagulls (Samuel Weber) - Text&Image1-8.mp3
- Image and Text questions - Text&Image1-9.mp3
- Introduction to Design (Peter Krapp) - Text&Image1-10.mp3
- The Mediawork Project: Visual Intellectuality for a Networked Age (Peter Lunenfeld) - Text&Image1-11.mp3
- Composite Reading: Text and/as Image (Anne Burdick) - Text&Image1-12.mp3
- Design questions - Text&Image1-13.mp3
- Introduction to Collections (Lorelei Tanji) - Text&Image1-14.mp3
- University of California Libraries and the Implication of Mass Digitization (Robin Chandler) - Text&Image1-15.mp3
- The Real Stuff: Why Original Artifacts Still Matter (Jackie Dooley) - Text&Image1-16.mp3
- Collections questions - Text&Image1-17.mp3
- Introduction to Artifacts (Barbara Cohen) - Text&Image2-1.mp3
- The Thingness of the Digital Object: A Curatorial Dilemma (Mark Dimunation) - Text&Image2-2.mp3
- Forged Under Fire: The Fate of Libraries in Times of War (Jane. O Newman) - Text&Image2-3.mp3
- Artifacts questions - Text&Image2-4.mp3
- Introduction to Visual Worlds (Peter Krapp) - Text&Image2-5.mp3
- Border Skirmishes: Weaving Around the Bayeux Tapestry and Cinema (Richard Burt) - Text&Image2-6.mp3
- The User-Interface Theory of Perception (Donald Hoffman) - Text&Image2-7.mp3
- Visual Worlds questions - Text&Image2-8.mp3
- Introduction to Signatures and Typography (Julia Gelfand) - Text&Image2-9.mp3
- Computer-Aided Hermeneutics: A Proposal for Preserving New Media (Jean-Francois Blanchette) - Text&Image2-10.mp3
- Letter, Word, and Text: Explorations in Digital Typography (Peter Cho) - Text&Image2-11.mp3
- Signatures and Typography questions - Text&Image2-12.mp3
- Introduction to Future (Stephen Franklin) - Text&Image2-13.mp3
- Indexing All the World's Books: Directions and Challenges for Google Book Search (Daniel Clancy) - Text&Image2-14.mp3
- If Books are History, How Can the Future Have a Past? (David Rosenthal) - Text&Image2-15.mp3
- From Text to Web: Mobile Social Media and the Reinvention of Writing (Marc Davis) - Text&Image2-16.mp3
- Organic Books (Ramesh Jain) - Text&Image2-17.mp3
- Future questions - Text&Image2-18.mp3
- Final comments (Barbara Cohen) - Text&Image2-19.mp3
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