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Home » Digitalization and Practicalities of Medieval English Studies in China

Digitalization and Practicalities of Medieval English Studies in China

Speaker: Yating Zhang (Shaanxi Normal University)

This video is about the practicalities of medieval English Studies in China since 1913.

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  • Part 1: Macrocosms
    • Keynote Address: Showing the Medieval and Early Modern World as it Actually Was: the expansion of the work of HMML (the Hill Museum & Library) beyond monastic libraries in Europe to global preservation of handwritten heritage
    • Inaccessibility and Bias
      • Book Ciphers and the Medieval Unreadable
      • Digitalization and Practicalities of Medieval English Studies in China
      • Inaccessible and Inconvenient Archives at the Turn of the Century
      • Medieval Graffiti
      • The Dark Archive and the Silent Book: histories of access
    • Loss and Dispersal
    • #PolonskyGerman #BloggingMSS Presentations
  • Part 2: Microcosms
  • Part 3: Massive, Open, Online ... The Future?

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