Printed Matters, Publishing and Urban Culture
11th - 13th September 1997, Newcastle upon Tyne
Conference Programme
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Publishing and the Urban Environment
- The role of the printing and booktrades in the development of Lyon from the 15th to the 19th centure
- Dominique Varry , University of Lyno
- Readers, Browsers, Strangers, Spectators: Narrative forms and Metropolitan Encounters in the turn-of-the-century metropolis
- Peter Fritzsche , University of Illinois
- Money, Politics, Art and the press in the Radical Republic in Paris c.1900-1914
- Fay Brauer, University of New South Wales
- The authorship and the readership of early modern alchemical texts
- Brian Gibbons, University of Northumbria
- Gender and the Business of Books: the Role of Women in Scotland's Early modern Book Trade
- Alastair Mann, University of Stirling
- 'The Cultured City': networks, strategies and representation in the art press of Berlin and Paris between the wars
- Malcolm Gee, University of Northumbria
- Thomas Mann and 'The German Republic'
- Jonathan Glynne, Camberwell College of Art
- The Image of the City in Posters of War and Peace c.1890-1918
- Linas Eriksonas, Charles University Prague
- The contribution of France and Germany to the world wide picture postcard craze of the early 1900s
- George Webber, St. Peter Port
- Neutrality under threat: freedon, Use and @Abuse@ o fthe press in Switzerland
- Debbie Lewer, Manchester Metropolitan University
- Text and Image in the construction of an urban readership: Allied propaganda in France during World War II
- Valerie Holman, University of Westminster
- Official and unofficial publishing in Czechoslovakia in the 1970s and 1980s
- Jirina Smejkalova, Centre for Gender Studies Prague