Forwarded mail....

James E. Agenbroad jage at LOC.GOV
Mon Jan 26 14:06:23 UTC 1998


                                      Monday, January 26, 1998
Since it mentions publishing in India this may be of intertest.

     Regards,
          Jim Agenbroad ( jage at LOC.gov )
     The above are purely personal opinions, not necessarily the official
views of any government or any agency of any. 

---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Mon, 26 Jan 1998 08:10:04 -0500
From: Jacques Michon <jmichon at COURRIER.USHERB.CA>
Reply-To: "SHARP-L Society for the History of Authorship,             
     Reading & Publishing" <SHARP-L at LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU>
To: SHARP-L at LISTSERV.INDIANA.EDU

CALL FOR PROPOSALS
Please feel free to cross-post to any other relevant lists.

Dear colleague,

Since the publication of the four-volume Histoire de l'�dition fran�aise
(1983-86), a variety of research projects has led to the publication of
regional or national histories of publishing.  Soon it will be time to take
stock of results thus far achieved on a world-wide scale; in other words, to
make a general, if provisional, survey.  Thanks to such a survey, scholars
will have a better chance of avoiding errors in perspective, and the
research projects they have already launched stand to gain from a more
comprehensive view of results so far obtained.  For these reasons, the
Universit� de Sherbrooke's Groupe de recherche sur l'�dition litt�raire au
Qu�bec has established cooperative links with the Centre d'histoire
culturelle of the Universit� de Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, the
aim being to organize an international colloquium on comparative history to
be held in May 2000.  Five major themes have been agreed upon: altogether
they cover the period running from the mid-18th century to the end of the 20th.

We have put together a preliminary agenda that we hope will elicit your
suggestions concerning relatively unexplored research areas, principally
India, Asia, and Africa. These suggestions will be most welcome.  We rely on
them to help us perfect the colloquium agenda.

Would you kindly inform either Jacques Michon or Jean-Yves Mollier as soon
as possible of your interest in this projected conference. And perhaps you
may wish to cooperate in some more tangible way.

Sincerely yours,


Jacques Michon
GRELQ
Universit� de Sherbrooke
Sherbrooke, Qu�bec
J1K 2R1
Fax: 819 821 7285
E-mail: jmichon at login.net

Jean-Yves Mollier
Centre d'histoire culturelle des soci�t�s contemporaines
Universit� de Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines
47, Bd Vauban
78047 Guyancourt Cedex
Fax: 01 39 25 53 00


INTERNATIONAL COLLOQUIUM  - SHERBROOKE 2000

FROM OLD EUROPE TO NEW WORLDS
The changes in publishing from the 18th century to the year 2000


Organizers: Jacques MICHON and Jean-Yves MOLLIER

        Universit� de Sherbrooke
        May 2000


Preliminary agenda, December 1997

1. THREE EUROPEAN PUBLISHING MODELS STRIVING FOR GLOBAL DIFFUSION

        A. British Model
        B. French Model
        C. German Model

2. EXPORT OF NATIONAL MODELS AND GROWTH OF LARGE PUBLISHING HOUSES

A. British Model
        United States
        Australia
        India
        Canada
        France

B. French Model
        Spain and South America
        Italy
        Switzerland
        Belgium
        North America
        Africa

C. German Model
        Northern Europe
        Other countries


3. DEVELOPMENT OF HOMEGROWN PUBLISHING SYSTEMS

        United States
        English Canada
        French Canada (Qu�bec)
        Australia
        India
        Northern Europe
        French-speaking Europe
        Spanish America
        Portuguese America
        French-speaking Africa
        English-speaking Africa

4. CIRCULATION OF IDEAS AND INNOVATIONS
	
        The novel
        Children's literature
        Religious literature
        Scientific literature
        Almanacs
        Dictionaries
        International meetings of publishers


5. ELEVATING BOOKS TO THE STATUS OF A MASS MEDIUM THE TRIUMPH OF A FORMER
COLONY, EXPORT OF THE AMERICAN MODEL



Cher (e) coll�gue,

Depuis la publication des quatre volumes de L'Histoire de l'�dition
fran�aise (1983-1986), les projets et publications d'histoires r�gionales ou
nationales de l'�dition se sont multipli�s. L'heure d'une premi�re synth�se
mondiale, provisoire, approche. Elle devrait permettre d'�viter les erreurs
de perspective et enrichir les recherches en cours. C'est pourquoi le Groupe
de recherche sur l'�dition litt�raire au Qu�bec de l'Universit� de
Sherbrooke et le Centre d'histoire culturelle de l'Universit� de Versailles
Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines ont pris l'initative d'organiser en mai 2000 un
colloque international d'histoire compar�e. Cinq th�mes ont �t� retenus,
destin�s � couvrir la p�riode qui court du milieu du XVIIIe si�cle � la fin
du XXe si�cle.

L'avant-projet que nous vous soumettons est destin� � susciter des
recherches sp�cifiques dans les espaces encore peu travaill�s : Inde, Asie,
Afriquc notamment. Vos suggestions seront les bienvenues et serviront �
affiner ce programme.
	
Nous vous demandons de confirmer votre accord ou d'indiquer des
collaborations possibles en vous adressant � Jacques Michon ou � Jean-Yves
Mollier.

Dans l'attente, de vous lire, nous vous prions de croire, Cher(e) Coll�gue,
� l'expression de nos sentiments les plus cordiaux.

Jacques Michon
GRELQ
Universit� de Sherbrooke
Sherbrooke, Qu�bec
J1K 2R1
Fax: 819 821 7285
E-mail: jmichon at login.net

Jean-Yves Mollier
Centred'histoire culturelle des soci�t�s contemporaine
Universit� de Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines
47, Bd Vauban
78047 Guyancourt Cedex
Fax: 01 39 25 53 00


COLLOQUE INTERNATIONAL - SHERBROOKE 2000

DE LA VIEILLE EUROPE AUX NOUVEAUX MONDES
Les mutations du livre et de l'�dition du XVIIIe si�cle � l'an 2000

Responsables: Jacques MICHON et Jean-Yves MOLLIER

Universit� de Sherbrooke
mai 2000

Avant-projet, novembre 1997

1. TROIS MOD�LES �DITORIAUX EUROP�ENS � L'ASSAUT DU MONDE

        A. Mod�le britannique
        B. Mod�le fran�ais
        C. Mod�le allemand

2. EXPORTATION DES MOD�LES NATIONAUX 
    ET EXPANSION DES GRANDES SOCI�T�S

A. Mod�le britannique
        �tats-Unis
        Australie
        Inde
        Canada
        France

B. Mod�le fran�ais
        Espagne et Am�rique du Sud
        Italie
        Suisse
        Belgique
        Am�rique du Nord
        Afrique

C. Mod�le allemand
        Europe du Nord
        Autre pays


3. AUTONOMISATION DES SYST�MES �DITORIAUX

        �tats-Unis
        Canada anglais
        Canada fran�ais (Qu�bec)
        Australie
        Inde
        Europe du Nord
        Europe francophone 
        Am�rique espagnole
        Am�rique portugaise
        Afrique francophone
        Afrique anglophone

4. CIRCULATION DES ID�ES ET DES INNOVATIONS

        Le roman
        Le livre de jeunesse
        Le livre religieux
        Le livre scientifique
        L'almanach
        Les dictionnaires
        Les congr�s internationaux d'�diteurs

5. MASSM�DIATISATION DU LIVRE
     LE TRIOMPHE D'UNE ANCIENNE COLONIE, EXPORTATION DU MOD�LE AM�RICAIN


Jacques Michon <jmichon at courrier.usherb.ca>
Universit� de Sherbrooke
Sherbrooke, Qu�bec
J1K 2R1

Fax: 819-821-7285





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