Registration is now open for the workshop “Digital Archive and Canon”
https://www.digitales-archiv-und-kanon.de/

The canon debate of the 1970s asked the fundamental question of which authors’ works are published, reviewed, and thus available for canonisation. Today this question needs to be rephrased to ask which author’s works and which objects are digitised in what form, the “canon question 2.0”.

On the 10.3.21 the 2nd Maximillian-Bickhoff-Kolloquium will take place regarding the topic “Digital Archive and Canon”. The virtual workshop sees itself as a venue to promote the exchange of ideas and as an invitation to reflect on this question from a range of interdisciplinary standpoints. If you are interested in participating in the virtual event please contact: corinna.dziudzia@ku.de and mark.hall@open.ac.uk

https://www.digitales-archiv-und-kanon.de/programme/

The workshop will be held digitally on March 10th, 2021. The event is funded as the 2nd Maximilian-Bickhoff-Kolloquium by the Bickhoff-Stiftung

http://www.ku.de/die-ku/stiftungen-und-foerderer/bickhoff-stiftung

To participate a registration is necessary, there will be no fees.For the
registration please visit https://www.digitales-archiv-und-kanon.de/registration/

For inquiries please send an email to:

Corinna Dziudzia <mailto:corinna.dziudzid@ku.de> or
Mark Hall <mailto:mark.hall@open.ac.uk>