
Moving texts: from discovery to delivery SHARP annual conf responsible organizer WWU Münster (@BookStudies_WWU w/@sfb1385) 26-30 July 2021 Logo: E. Heinz
Münster, Germany
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It's been a blast: thank you. #MovingTexts2021 #SHARP2021
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@pykelets on #SHARP2021: "Making space to discuss these issues at SHARP 2021 was not only welcome, but in keeping with the overriding preoccupations of the week: a commitment to inclusivity, accessibility and social justice from organisers and participants alike...; 1/2
'I’m just going to come right out and say it. Queer readers are closet book historians.'
@pykelets offers a thought-provoking and hopeful review of the 'Queer/ing Book History' roundtable at this year's @MovingTexts2021.
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... important conversations about reparative scholarly and archival work; a willingness to think seriously about dismantling normative ideologies." A big thanks to @pykelets & @SHARPorgNews for this review. 2/2
#MovingTexts2021 #SHARP2021 materials are no longer available on Indico, & we've begun archiving the conference files. The Twitter handle account will stay put, but will not be monitored actively. Check out @BookStudies_WWU if you want to keep in touch with us here @WWU_Muenster.
If you're interested in law and literature, please consider giving our colleagues @sfb1385 a look as well. Thank you!
Hello! Please note that Indico access to #MovingTexts2021 #SHARP2021 materials for registered attendees will end tomorrow. Thanks for tuning in!
Hello #MovingTexts2021 attendees! We hope you've had some screen-free time since our exhilarating and exhausting conference week in July! 😎 Just a reminder that you've got 10 more days to access the materials and recordings from the conference via Indico.
This is the content we all need right now. #MovingTexts2021 #SHARP2021
Left cat: 'I need some coffee.'
Right cat: 'MEHR MÜNSTER MARTINIS, BITTE.'
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Hello #MovingTexts2021 #SHARP2021: Friday's plenary q&a is now available for your listening/viewing pleasure. The chat will be up soon as well! And remember all recordings & materials remain available to registered attendees until August 31, 2021.
#MovingTexts2021 is over and the heavens over Münster have opened 🌧☁️🌧
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A beautiful #MovingTexts2021 send-off from @CorinnaNoRue. @MovingTexts2021 team, you've done an incredible job this week. Participants and all others engaging in conference sessions and on Twitter, thank you. It's been an inspiring week, and we're excited to keep the chats going.
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While this wonderful conference week is coming to an end, our box of texts - inspired by such interesting discussions - is about to set off to another adventure. Its next destination: Amsterdam! Let's make the traveling texts a SHARP tradition. What do you say @sharpamsterdam? 📚
In the spirit of acknowledging the work in the background: @alinefrnzs, @evi_heinz & @anahit_says subtitled the two pre-recorded plenary inputs. Thank you 🙌
We love coffee ☕ & independent bookstores. #MovingTexts2021 #SHARP2021
All the feels. #MovingTexts2021 #SHARP2021
Getting ready for the closing plenary of #SHARP2021 @MovingTexts2021 . It's been a great week -- a bittersweet moment!
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NOW ONLY one more stream of concurrent panels & then it's time for the closing plenary #MovingTexts2021 #SHARP2021
Only 5 more panels/roundtables before the final plenary. Looking forward to spending the early afternoon with you in these Zoom rooms before we close the conf 💜 #MovingTexts2021 #SHARP2021
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artists's books as bibliographic provocations, abstract concretizations, defying conceptual boundaries
enjoying the discussion on the accessibility of artists' books and ephemera in libraries Na'ama Zussman and Gabrielle Dean #MovingTexts2021 #SHARP2021






