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Tuesday 26 June 2012 10 SHARP Session 3.4: The Research Collections Division of Trinity College Library Dublin Chair: Bernard Meehan (Trinity College Dublin) Location: Beckett Room 1, Lower Concourse, Arts Building Paul Ferguson (Trinity College Dublin) The Glucksman Map Library in Trinity College Library Dublin Kathryn Norris (Trinity College Dublin) Early Printed Books and Special Collections in Trinity College Library Dublin Jane Maxwell (Trinity College Dublin) Manuscripts & Archives Research Library in Trinity College Dublin Roy Stanley (Trinity College Dublin) The Music Library in Trinity College Library Dublin Session 3.5: Revolutionary France and Ireland Chair: Mark Curran (Cambridge University Library) Location: Beckett Room 2, Lower Concourse, Arts Building Simon Macdonald (Centre for Transnational History, University College London) Englishlanguage newspapers in Revolutionary France Niall Gillespie (Trinity College Dublin) The revolution debate in Ireland, c. 1790-1815 Louise Seaward (University of Leeds) ‘This Disgusting Filth’: How to police foreign books in late 18th century France 6.00pm-7.00pm: Welcome and Opening Reception, Long Room, Old Library, Trinity College Dublin 6.15pm-8.00pm: Plenary Session Chair: Professor Jane Ohlmeyer (Trinity College Dublin) Location: Burke Theatre, Lower Concourse, Arts Building Plenary Speaker: Professor Nicholas Cronk (Voltaire Foundation, University of Oxford) Voltaire’s apocrypha: or faking the philosophe
9.30am-11.00am Parallel Sessions 4.1- 4.8 Session 4.1: Translation Invasion: Books as a threat to Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany Chair: Michele K. Troy (Hillyer College, University of Hartford) Location: Emmet Theatre, Arts Building Christopher Rundle (University of Bologna & University of Manchester) Translated books as a cultural threat in Fascist Italy Kate Sturge (Visiting Senior Lecturer, Aston University, Birmingham) An Anglo-American invasion? Detective novels in Nazi Germany Michele Troy (Hillyer College, University of Hartford) The Deutsche Tauchnitz: How the Nazis exploited the model for Anglo-American books Session 4.2: The Artist and the Books: Deconstructions and re-constructions Chair: Angela Griffith (Trinity College Dublin) & Laura Cleaver (Trinity College Dublin) Location: Synge Theatre, Arts Building Philip McEvansoneya (Trinity College Dublin) Constructing the image of Ireland in the illustrated book, 1820-1860 Angela Griffith (Trinity College Dublin) The book and the art of etching in Ireland: theory, practise and conflict Caroline Levitt (The Courtauld Institute of Art, London) Criminal or cousinly: Louis Soutter’s ornamentation of Le Corbusier’s treatises Session 4.3: Protective Custody: Exploring the role of adults in children’s access to books and other reading materials Chair: Lynne (E.F.) McKechnie (University of Western Ontario) Location: Neill/Hoey Theatre, Trinity Long Room Hub Building Debra Mitts-Smith (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) After the battle: Women, books, and children’s libraries in Belgium from 1918 to 1924 Christine A. Jenkins (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) H.W. Wilson’s children’s catalog and standard catalog for High School libraries: Recommended reading as social tensions writ small, 1936-1947 Lynne (E.F.) McKechnie (University of Western Ontario) ‘I think kids should be able to read whatever they want and believe in whatever they feel like believing in’ (Emily, 9 years): The battle for books between children and the library associations and organizations which serve them Wednesday 27 June 2012 • SHARP 11 Wednesday 27 June 2012
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