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《Information History: Perspectives and Prospects | CILIP Library & Information History Group Annual Conference 2016》

  • 来源专题：科学技术史学科动态
  • 编译者： ihns
  • 发布时间：2016-03-25

  • By Dr Kerry Smith

    Information History: Perspectives and Prospects | CILIP Library & Information History Group Annual Conference 2016

    Date: Friday, 6 May 2016

    Organized by: CILIP Library and Information History Group (LIHG)

    Venue: CILIP (Chartered Institute of Library & Information Professionals), 7 Ridgmount Street, London, England

    Conference Conveners: Alistair Black, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and Monica Blake, Blake Information

    Keynote Address: Martin Campbell-Kelly (University of Warwick) | Victorian Data Processing

    Invited Address: Toni Weller (Visiting Research Fellow, De Montfort University) | Cambridge Women as Objects of Information, 1870-1920

    Speakers:

    John Crawford

    Graham Jefcoate

    Anna Hampson Lundh, Mats Dolatkhah and Louise Limberg

    Ilkka Mäkinen

    Deborah Mogg

    Christina Vouvaki-Manousaki and Panorea Gaitanou

    Steve Witt

    Programme Agenda

    9.15 Registration

    9.40 Radical Readers and Global Surveillance: Books, Libraries, and the Information Networks of the Imperial Russian Secret Police | Steve Witt

    10.10 Discipline and Technology of Reading in the 20th Century | Ilkka Mäkinen

    10.40 Pre-digital Information Literacy: An Historical Perspective on Information Seeking in Educational Contexts | Anna Hampson Lundh, Mats Dolatkhah and Louise Limberg

    11.10 Refreshments

    11.40 Keynote Address – Victorian Data Processing | Martin Campbell-Kelly

    12.30 Lunch

    13.30 Invited Address – Cambridge Women as Objects of Information, 1870-1920 | Toni Weller

    14.20 Scotland as the European Home of Information Ideologies? | John Crawford

    14.50 Knowledge Transfer in the High Enlightenment: The Example of Göttingen University Library | Graham Jefcoate

    15.20 Refreshments

    15.40 H. E. Bliss and the Orderly Cosmos | Deborah Mogg

    16.10 Museum Libraries History – The Greek Reality: Information Dissemination within the Museum Context | Christina Vouvaki-Manousaki and Panorea Gaitanou

    16.40 Closing Remarks

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