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Bookishness: A Workshop with Jessica Pressman

Europe/Berlin
ES 203 (English Seminar)

ES 203

English Seminar

Corinna Norrick-Rühl (English Department, Chair of Book Studies), Gulsin Ciftci
Beschreibung

Cover of "Bookishness" by Jessica PressmanOn Thursday, 27 April, we will be joined by Dr Jessica Pressman, Professor of English and Comparative Literature at San Diego State University and author of Bookishness: Loving Books in a Digital Age (Columbia University Press, 2020). Dr Pressman will conduct a workshop on the topic of bookishness—the ongoing fetishization of books in the contemporary age.

Dr Pressman will be introduced by Gulsin Ciftci, and Dr Alexander Starre will act as a respondent. The workshop will be preceded by coffee and a collaborative activity, for which participants are asked to bring a bookish object of their choice to contribute to a temporary, onsite “library of bookish objects” to encourage thinking about and around bookishness.

To prepare, we ask participants to read the introductory chapter of Jessica Pressman’s book “Bookishness”. The chapter will be made available after registration via Indico. On Indico, we will also share a link to a Padlet to collect and share digital examples of bookishness.

Chair of Book Studies, administrator: Birgit Hötker-Bolte
Anmeldung
Workshop Registration
    • 14:30
      Informal welcome (coffee and snacks are provided)
    • 1
      Creating a Library of Bookish Objects / Coffee and Snacks

      We invite participants to bring a bookish object of their choice to contribute to a temporary, onsite “library of bookish objects” to encourage thinking about and around bookishness.

    • 2
      Workshop

      Introduction by Gulsin Ciftci
      Talk by Jessica Pressman
      Response by Alexander Starre
      Discussion with students and PhD candidates as well as colleagues from the English Department
      Words of closing by Corinna Norrick-Rühl