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Title:
Text-e : text in the age of the internet
Publication Information:
New York : Palgrave Macmillan, 2006
Physical Description:
xviii, 208 p. : ill ; 23 cm.
ISBN:
9781403948830
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Summary

Summary

This unique collection is a permanent record in English of an experiment in cultural communication - a trilingual virtual symposium lasting five months in which ten essays by internationally renowned thinkers on the impact of the Internet on texts, intellectual life, research, communication and culture were the core texts.


Author Notes

GLORIA ORIGGI is a Philosopher and Researcher at CNRS, Paris, France. Along with Noga Arikha she was the moderator of the text-e online experiment.


Table of Contents

Gerald GrunbergRoger ChartierRoberto CasatiStevan HarnadBruno PatinoTheodore ZeldinJason EpsteinDan SperberStefana Broadbent and Francesco CaraUmberto EcoGloria Origgi
Forewordp. vii
Acknowledgementsp. ix
Introductionp. xi
Notes on the Contributors and Discussantsp. xv
1 Readers and Readings in the Electronic Agep. 1
Discussionp. 12
2 What the Internet Tells Us about the Real Nature of the Bookp. 21
Discussionp. 38
3 Skyreading and Skywriting for Researchers: A Post-Gutenberg Anomaly and How to Resolve Itp. 46
Discussionp. 62
4 Transmitting, Reacting, Remembering: Journalism on the Internetp. 70
Discussionp. 81
5 The Future of the Internet: A Conversationp. 87
Discussionp. 97
6 Reading: The Digital Futurep. 103
Discussionp. 111
7 Babel and the Vintage Selection: Libraries in the Digital Age: Bibliotheque publique d'informationp. 122
Discussionp. 137
8 Reading without Writingp. 144
Discussionp. 155
9 New Architectures of Informationp. 162
Discussionp. 172
10 Authors and Authorityp. 179
Discussionp. 190
Conclusionp. 197
Indexp. 205
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