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SUMMARY:Author as Editor and Editor as Author
DESCRIPTION:Fifteenth annual conference of the European Society for Textual Scholarship (ESTS 2018). \nVenue: Charles University\, Prague \nDates: 15th-17th November 2018 \nCALL FOR PAPERS\nDeadline: 30th April\, 2018 \nAcceptance notification: June 2018 \nRegistration deadline: 31st October\, 2018 \nWe are pleased to announce that the 15th International Conference for the European Society for Textual Scholarship will be held in Prague on 15th–17th November 2018. \nIn an important sense\, this year᾽s twofold theme follows up on the agenda of ESTS 2017 (“Editorial Degrees of Intervention”): firstly\, by taking the idea of editorial interventions down the imaginary cline towards its far end where editors become authors\, and secondly\, to strike a thematic balance\, by proposing to look into various aspects of a contrastive configuration – of texts edited by their authors. What conditions – such as pressures of ideology\, historical-cultural context\, urge to interpret or requirements of authenticity – turn editors into authors? And how do we tell the editors – with their complex duties of a scribe\, a compiler\, a commentator – from the authors? How does this “crossover” bear on these newly-born authors᾽ editorial practices? What circumstances bring authors to start editing their own texts? What are the principal features of this type of editorial process and its final product? \nIn addition\, a special section will be devoted to medieval manuscript culture in which scribes often change their model texts to such a degree that they might be considered their editors or even authors. Who decided to substantially alter an existing text? Under what conditions\, within what types of communities of interpretation such transformations took place? What types of changes were made? How were they received by the readers? Papers addressing the nature\, reasons\, and consequences of such editorial and authorial activities\, as well as the connected themes of the concept of author and editor in the Middle Ages are welcome. \nFollowing the tradition of the ESTS\, the conference welcomes a wide range of topics. Papers can be on any language and on any period. Participants are invited to submit proposals for 20-minute presentations (followed by 10-minute discussion)\, or for three-paper sessions. The language of the conference is English. A suggested – though not prescriptive or exhaustive – list of topics includes: \n\nThe author᾽s voice and the editor᾽s voice: authenticity\, interpretation and identity\nEditors trespassing on authorial land: textual variants and degrees of intervention\nAuthors as editors: challenges and caveats\nEditors as authors versus facts of language and philology\nAuthors᾽ associates as editors\nFluid text and open text in the hands of editors and authors; aesthetics of variance\nTradition and the individual talent revisited: cultural\, social and historical meanings and contexts of the figure of the author; the place of the editor\nReadersʼ and community perceptions and constructions of the author-editor continuum\nDigital re-editing: digitization of published edited text\nTextology and Prague functional-structural tradition\n\n…as well as other more general topics that have always been fostered by the Society: \n\nDigital versus printed editions\nThe target audience\nSelection of texts worth editing\nScholarly editions\n\nProposals of participation\, paper title and abstract (250-300 words\, excluding references) should be submitted as an email attachment (preferably .doc or .docx) before 30th April 2018 to the following address: ests2018@ff.cuni.cz. \nIn addition\, proponents of individual papers are kindly requested to supply the following information: presenter’s name\, concise biography\, address\, telephone\, email and institutional affiliation. \nProposals of three-paper sessions should include a title\, a chair and an intro for the session (ca 100 words)\, along with titles and abstracts for each paper. \nContributors and panel chairs must pay the conference fee and must be members in good standing of the European Society for Textual Scholarship for 2018 (except invited speakers). \nDetails about the payment (100€\, which covers conference fee and ESTS membership) will be provided by the time registration begins. \nOrganizing Committee: \n\nJan Čermák\nLucie Doležalová\nSakari Katajamäki\nJakub Říha\nOndřej Tichý\n\nContact: \nConference email: ests2018@ff.cuni.cz \nFor more information about the ESTS\, please see http://www.textualscholarship.eu/
URL:https://medievista.cz/akce/author-as-editor-and-editor-as-author/
LOCATION:Filozofická fakulta Univerzity Karlovy\, nám. Jana Palacha 2\, Praha 1\, 116 38\, Česká republika
CATEGORIES:Call for papers,Vše
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