"Why Books?" probes the form and function of the book in a rapidly changing media ecology. Speakers from a variety of disciplines—literature and history to sociology and computer science—will discuss the public-policy implications of new media forms and will explore some of the major functions that we identify with books today: production and diffusion; storage and retrieval; and reception and use.
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Paul Duguid (University of California at Berkeley School of Information) and Elizabeth Long (Rice University), moderated by Homi K. Bhabha RI '05 (Harvard University); Closing Remarks and Discussion with Peter Stallybrass (University of Pennsylvania), discussant Charles E. Rosenberg (Harvard University) View more videos from the conference: -Welcome Remarks and Opening Conversation: •WhyBooks?:WelcomeRemarksandOpeningCo... -Session 1: "Storage and Retrieval": -Session 2: "Circulation and Transmission": -Session 3: "Reception and Use" and Closing Remarks:
Isabel Hofmeyr (University of the Witwatersrand) and Meredith L. McGill (State University of New Jersey), moderated by David D. Hall (Harvard Divinity School) View more videos from the conference: -Welcome Remarks and Opening Conversation: •WhyBooks?:WelcomeRemarksandOpeningCo... -Session 1: "Storage and Retrieval": -Session 3: "Reception and Use" and Closing Remarks:
Adrian Johns (University of Chicago) and Matthew G. Kirschenbaum (University of Maryland), moderated by John Palfrey (Harvard Law School) View more videos from the conference: -Welcome Remarks and Opening Conversation: •WhyBooks?:WelcomeRemarksandOpeningCo... -Session 2: "Circulation and Transmission": -Session 3: "Reception and Use" and Closing Remarks:
Welcome by Barbara J. Grosz (Dean, Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study), Ann Blair '84, BI '99 (Harvard University), and Leah Price '91, RI '07 (Senior Advisor to the Humanities Program, Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study and Harvard University); Opening Conversation: "Future Formats of Texts: E--books and Old Books" with Robert Darnton (Harvard University) and Stuart Shieber RI '07 (Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences), moderated by Nancy F. Cott (Director, Schlesinger Library) View more videos from the conference: -Session 1: "Storage and Retrieval": -Session 2: "Circulation and Transmission": -Session 3: "Reception and Use" and Closing Remarks: