Beyond the Book: Contemporary Cultures of Reading
01 September 2007 – 02 September 2007, United Kingdom
This conference is now calling for papers on the diverse formations, mediations, practices and representations of reading and readers in the contemporary moment.
"Cultures of reading are dynamic and complex: they involve not only readers reading, but also multiple agencies including publishers, booksellers, broadcast networks, national, regional and municipal governments, and educational institutions."
"The aim of the conference is to interrogate the relations among these agents and their investment in the meanings of reading. The study of readers and reading encourages, maybe demands, multi- and interdisciplinary analysis."
"We therefore invite scholars from across the humanities and social sciences to consider the contemporary meanings and experiences of reading in any culture or location. Selected papers will be included in an edited collection on contemporary cultures of reading/book cultures."
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