Débugue tes humanités ! (Debug Your Humanities!) – Season 4
October 10, 2023 - March 26, 2024
Giulia Ferretti and Louis-Olivier Brassard host the third season of the « Débugue tes humanités ! » (Debug Your Humanities!) workshops, designed for humanities scholars. In person at the Bibliothèque des lettr
“Pistes de lecture”: Conference Cycle on Imaginative Fiction
May 24-July 26, 2023
Emmanuelle Lescouet holds bi-monthly conferences with scholars of imaginative fiction as part of the conference cycle “Pistes de lecture”, Wednesdays from May 24 to July 26, 2023, live on May 23, 2023
Emmanuelle Lescouet holds bi-monthly conferences with scholars of imaginative fiction as part of the conference cycle “Pistes de lecture”, Wednesdays from May 24 to July 26, 2023, live on May 23, 2023
“Habiter les formats d’écriture : ce que pensent docx, TEI et ekdosis” (Inhabiting Writing Formats: What docx, TEI and ekdosis Are Thinking)
May 24, 2023
Marcello Vitali-Rosati presents “Habiter les formats d’écriture : ce que pensent docx, TEI et ekdosis” (Inhabiting Writing Formats: What docx, TEI and ekdosis Are Thinking) on May 24, 2023 at 8 a.m. (EST), as part of the “Gouverne
Marcello Vitali-Rosati presents “Habiter les formats d’écriture : ce que pensent docx, TEI et ekdosis” (Inhabiting Writing Formats: What docx, TEI and ekdosis Are Thinking) on May 24, 2023 at 8 a.m. (EST), as part of the “Gouverne
Acfas Congress 2023
May 8-10, 2023
Marcello Vitali-Rosati gives a talk and releases the collective work “Les éditions critiques numériques : entre tradition et changement de paradigmes“ he has co-edited with Robert Alessi at the 2023 Acfas Congress; Emmanuelle Le
Marcello Vitali-Rosati gives a talk and releases the collective work “Les éditions critiques numériques : entre tradition et changement de paradigmes“ he has co-edited with Robert Alessi at the 2023 Acfas Congress; Emmanuelle Le
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Medias
What is a medium? What are the relationships between media? Can the web be considered a medium? The Canada Research Chair is developing an intermedial approach for addressing these questions, all while challenging the traditional definitions of terms such as “media,” “mediation,” etc., in order to avoid adopting an essentialist perspective. One of the key concepts of this line of thought is that of “mediating conjunctures.”
Champ de recherche
Publishing
The web resembles a giant repository of published content. Indeed, everything on the web is published, from blog posts to restaurants on TripAdvisor and apartments on AirBNB. In light of this, it has become essential to reflect on publishing as a way of understanding the architecture of digital space. The Canada Research Chair is working on developing the concept of editorialization in order to better understand this “published” world.
Champ de recherche
Literature
Our culture is deeply affected by digital praxis: the way we perceive space, time, relationships between public and private spheres, our identity and our privacy are undergoing intense structural changes. The entirety of our lives, our worldviews and our values are being altered. Literature has also experienced this metamorphosis in terms of its boundaries, styles and structures, as well as with its cultural, social and political functions. Digital praxis has an impact on both hypermedia literary forms and print literature. The Canada Research Chair is less focused on digital literature itself, and more on literature in the digital era. This perspective involves understanding how our culture is being globally affected through the analysis of recent changes in every aspect of literature in the digital age (for example, the concepts of the author, the literary work, as well as the notions text and fiction).
Champ de recherche
Philosophy
If the advent of the digital, of new technologies and of new media has engendered a wide reflection in all areas of the humanities and social sciences, philosophical reflection seems to have lost some momentum, with some exceptions. The Canada Research Chair in Digital Textualities aims to mobilize the analytical tools, methodologies and concepts of philosophical thought in order to contribute to understandings of contemporary issues.
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