Collection(s) : Regards croisés sur le monde anglophone
Paru le 20/09/2010 | Broché 316 pages
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publié par l'Equipe d'accueil IDEA (Interdisciplinarité dans les études anglophones)
Cet ouvrage bilingue se propose d'explorer des questions liées à la production, à la distribution et à la réception du livre en pays francophones et anglophones. Combinant recherche universitaire et témoignages de professionnels du livre de nationalités diverses et de multiples horizons, il offre une série de regards croisé sur l'historicité, la matérialité et le devenir du livre, à une époque où sa survie est largement débattue et ses mutations constamment envisagées.
This bilingual work explores questions relating to the production, distribution and reception of books in English and French-speaking countries. It proposes a unique variety of viewpoints, ranging from scholarly essays by academics working in different countries and fields, to articles by book professionals such as writers and publishers. Through these different perspectives, it offers a reflection on the status of the book, its history and its future, at a moment when the very survival of the medium in its present form is the subject of much debate.
Nathalie Collé-Bak is a Lecturer in British Iiterature at Nancy-Université. The fields covered by her research include book history, reading and reception and the sociology of texts. She specialises in the illustration of classics of English literature and text-image relationships.
Monica Latham is a Lecturer in British Literature at Nancy-Université. She is a specialist of Virginia Woolf and genetic criticism. Her published work also includes studies of modernist and post-modernist British literature.
David Ten Eyck is a Lecturer in American literature and civilisation at Nancy-Université. He specialises in Modernism and twentieth-century poetry and is currently co-editing a critical edition of Ezra Pound's Pisan Cantos.
