Cultural practices of intermediality, 1700-1900.

Events

The Interacting with Print Group will host Andrew Stauffer, director of the NINES project at the University of Virginia, for a public lecture on September 21, 2012. More information coming soon!

Projects

In collaboration with Rare Books and Special Collections at McGill Libraries, we are working on a project to digitize McGill’s remarkable collection of over 800 chapbooks from 1700-1900. These cheap, illustrated texts were a staple of mass print culture in the period. Our project will make them available online, opening new avenues for study and research.

We are currently working on an interactive online visual bibliography. A beta version is planned for Winter 2012. Please click here for more information.

"Print Talks" ( video interviews) are available here. The videos feature current practitioners discussing their thoughts on the current state and future direction of the field of Book History.

News

January 2012
IwP is pleased to formally welcome Danielle Barkley, who will act as graduate student coordinator for the group. Stay tuned for more information about how graduate students can get involved with Interacting with Print.

September 2011
With sadness, the Interacting with Print Research Group acknowledges the death of Dr. Jane V. Curran, former collaborator: http://german.dal.ca/News%20and%20Events/

11 July 2011
People in the World of Print, an Interacting with Print online exhibition is now live. Please visit the site at:
http://digital.library.mcgill.ca/pwp/index.php <Read more >