New York Bookstores, 1830, Kristen Doyle Highland 619: New York as Text: Bibliographies and Geographies
Description
Panelists introduce new considerations of New York literary and social history, including projects combining digital mapping and archival research, and discuss New York’s racial diversity, archives, book history, social welfare, and print culture. Addressing Manhattan from the nineteenth century to the present, the presenters shed new light on New York’s vitality in twenty-first-century bibliographic and textual scholarship.
Saturday, January 06, 2018
01:45 PM - 03:00 PM
Sheraton Chelsea
Presider
Speakers
Description
Panelists introduce new considerations of New York literary and social history, including projects combining digital mapping and archival research, and discuss New York’s racial diversity, archives, book history, social welfare, and print culture. Addressing Manhattan from the nineteenth century to the present, the presenters shed new light on New York’s vitality in twenty-first-century bibliographic and textual scholarship.
Saturday, January 06, 2018
01:45 PM - 03:00 PM
Sheraton Chelsea
Presider
- Amanda Golden
- New York Inst. of Tech.
Speakers
- Jonathan Goldman
- New York Inst. of Tech.
- Angel Lopez Santiago
- Hunter C, City U of New York
- Emily Silk
- Harvard U
- Mark J. Noonan
- New York City C of Tech., City U of New York
- Kristen Doyle Highland
- American U of Sharjah
