E-Conference - Revision history

SvDijk at 13:26, 12 November 2007

2007-11-12T13:26:29Z

←Older revision		Revision as of 13:26, 12 November 2007
Line 4:		Line 4:

	<br><br>		<br><br>
-	E-conference on European Women’s Writing before 1900	+	This part of the website is destined to E-conferencing on European Women’s Writing before 1900.

-	From May 11 to September 21 2007 an electronic conference will be held on the subject of women’s writing and being read in Europe - in particular during the centuries before c. 1900. Outcome of discussions as well as information we hope to receive will be used to contribute to the preparation of a large international collaborative project. We intend to enter into contact with colleagues working in this field and experiencing the need of a common international approach of the matter, in order to exchange ideas and share information.	+	From May 11 to September 21 2007 a first electronic conference has been proposed, during which we hoped to receive information and comments, which would be useful to the preparation, going on at present, of a large international collaborative project.

-	The conference takes place in the context of the project ''NEWW: New approaches to European Women’s Writing'' (2007-2010). This project is based on the assumption that women’s participation in literature and in publishing before 1900 should be studied not only on an international scale, but also from the reception end of the communication. This point of view allows avoiding the literary canon and induces a multiplicity of possible research projects held together by common focus on reception as a starting point. Problem is of course the actual reception material, which generally has been "lost" in the course of history, and has to be found, classified and prepared for future analysis.	+	We found out, however, that it is not easy to engage exterior participation in this form of virtual meeting. We continue internal discussion of this point, and invite all NEWW members to eventually propose suggestions. Other interested persons are suggested to take contact, or to visit the database [http://www.databasewomenwriters.nl WomenWriters], and check if it may be of any use to them.
		+
		+	Contact possible via: [mailto:womenwriters@let.uu.nl WomenWriters].

-	Starting at the reception end, in our view, implies random consultation and perusal of large-scale sources such as periodicals, catalogues of private or public libraries, comments in private correspondences etc. These sorts of information are presently being selected and entered into the database [http://www.databasewomenwriters.nl WomenWriters] for reception of women’s writing in the Netherlands but it needs to be extended to the other European countries. For some of these (e.g. England) much research has already been done and published; for some others (e.g. Russia) it seems clear that many promising sources do exist. For all, it is evident that some decision making will have to take place as for actual sources to be selected and for approaches to be chosen.

-	<blockquote>In order to include as many arguments as possible in the discussions to be held, we invite researchers to participate in this process. We will be happy to receive your comments, and will try to take them into account for our future plans.</blockquote>	+	Suzan van Dijk, November 2007
-		+
-	Please contact [mailto:womenwriters@let.uu.nl WomenWriters] and ask for access to the electronic forum.	+
-	When you are a registered user already you can login to the electronic forum [https://www.surfgroepen.nl/sites/Econf here].	+
-		+
-		+
-	Suzan van Dijk, May 2007	+

SvDijk at 21:43, 16 September 2007

2007-09-16T21:43:21Z

←Older revision		Revision as of 21:43, 16 September 2007
Line 1:		Line 1:
		+	<br>__NOEDITSECTION__
		+	== E-conference ==
		+
		+
		+	<br><br>
	E-conference on European Women’s Writing before 1900		E-conference on European Women’s Writing before 1900

Susanne at 10:28, 6 August 2007

2007-08-06T10:28:12Z

←Older revision		Revision as of 10:28, 6 August 2007
Line 3:		Line 3:
	From May 11 to September 21 2007 an electronic conference will be held on the subject of women’s writing and being read in Europe - in particular during the centuries before c. 1900. Outcome of discussions as well as information we hope to receive will be used to contribute to the preparation of a large international collaborative project. We intend to enter into contact with colleagues working in this field and experiencing the need of a common international approach of the matter, in order to exchange ideas and share information.		From May 11 to September 21 2007 an electronic conference will be held on the subject of women’s writing and being read in Europe - in particular during the centuries before c. 1900. Outcome of discussions as well as information we hope to receive will be used to contribute to the preparation of a large international collaborative project. We intend to enter into contact with colleagues working in this field and experiencing the need of a common international approach of the matter, in order to exchange ideas and share information.

-	The conference takes place in the context of the project NEWW: New approaches to European Women’s Writing (2007-2010). This project is based on the assumption that women’s participation in literature and in publishing before 1900 should be studied not only on an international scale, but also from the reception end of the communication. This point of view allows avoiding the literary canon and induces a multiplicity of possible research projects held together by common focus on reception as a starting point. Problem is of course the actual reception material, which generally has been "lost" in the course of history, and has to be found, classified and prepared for future analysis.	+	The conference takes place in the context of the project ''NEWW: New approaches to European Women’s Writing'' (2007-2010). This project is based on the assumption that women’s participation in literature and in publishing before 1900 should be studied not only on an international scale, but also from the reception end of the communication. This point of view allows avoiding the literary canon and induces a multiplicity of possible research projects held together by common focus on reception as a starting point. Problem is of course the actual reception material, which generally has been "lost" in the course of history, and has to be found, classified and prepared for future analysis.

-	Starting at the reception end, in our view, implies random consultation and perusal of large-scale sources such as periodicals, catalogues of private or public libraries, comments in private correspondences etc. These sorts of information are presently being selected and entered into the [http://www.databasewomenwriters.nl database WomenWriters] for reception of women’s writing in the Netherlands but it needs to be extended to the other European countries. For some of these (e.g. England) much research has already been done and published; for some others (e.g. Russia) it seems clear that many promising sources do exist. For all, it is evident that some decision making will have to take place as for actual sources to be selected and for approaches to be chosen.	+	Starting at the reception end, in our view, implies random consultation and perusal of large-scale sources such as periodicals, catalogues of private or public libraries, comments in private correspondences etc. These sorts of information are presently being selected and entered into the database [http://www.databasewomenwriters.nl WomenWriters] for reception of women’s writing in the Netherlands but it needs to be extended to the other European countries. For some of these (e.g. England) much research has already been done and published; for some others (e.g. Russia) it seems clear that many promising sources do exist. For all, it is evident that some decision making will have to take place as for actual sources to be selected and for approaches to be chosen.

-	In order to include as many arguments as possible in the discussions to be held, we invite researchers to participate in this process. We will be happy to receive your comments, and will try to take them into account for our future plans.	+	<blockquote>In order to include as many arguments as possible in the discussions to be held, we invite researchers to participate in this process. We will be happy to receive your comments, and will try to take them into account for our future plans.</blockquote>

-	Please contact womenwriters@let.uu.nl and ask for access to the electronic forum.	+	Please contact [mailto:womenwriters@let.uu.nl WomenWriters] and ask for access to the electronic forum.
-	When you are a registered user already you can login to the electronic forum here.	+	When you are a registered user already you can login to the electronic forum [https://www.surfgroepen.nl/sites/Econf here].

-	More about the current project on the project website Women Writers’ Networks.

	Suzan van Dijk, May 2007		Suzan van Dijk, May 2007

Nicolien at 11:14, 26 July 2007

2007-07-26T11:14:03Z

←Older revision		Revision as of 11:14, 26 July 2007
Line 5:		Line 5:
	The conference takes place in the context of the project NEWW: New approaches to European Women’s Writing (2007-2010). This project is based on the assumption that women’s participation in literature and in publishing before 1900 should be studied not only on an international scale, but also from the reception end of the communication. This point of view allows avoiding the literary canon and induces a multiplicity of possible research projects held together by common focus on reception as a starting point. Problem is of course the actual reception material, which generally has been "lost" in the course of history, and has to be found, classified and prepared for future analysis.		The conference takes place in the context of the project NEWW: New approaches to European Women’s Writing (2007-2010). This project is based on the assumption that women’s participation in literature and in publishing before 1900 should be studied not only on an international scale, but also from the reception end of the communication. This point of view allows avoiding the literary canon and induces a multiplicity of possible research projects held together by common focus on reception as a starting point. Problem is of course the actual reception material, which generally has been "lost" in the course of history, and has to be found, classified and prepared for future analysis.

-	Starting at the reception end, in our view, implies random consultation and perusal of large-scale sources such as periodicals, catalogues of private or public libraries, comments in private correspondences etc. These sorts of information are presently being selected and entered into the [http://www.databasewomenwriters.nl;target=_blank database WomenWriters] for reception of women’s writing in the Netherlands but it needs to be extended to the other European countries. For some of these (e.g. England) much research has already been done and published; for some others (e.g. Russia) it seems clear that many promising sources do exist. For all, it is evident that some decision making will have to take place as for actual sources to be selected and for approaches to be chosen.	+	Starting at the reception end, in our view, implies random consultation and perusal of large-scale sources such as periodicals, catalogues of private or public libraries, comments in private correspondences etc. These sorts of information are presently being selected and entered into the [http://www.databasewomenwriters.nl database WomenWriters] for reception of women’s writing in the Netherlands but it needs to be extended to the other European countries. For some of these (e.g. England) much research has already been done and published; for some others (e.g. Russia) it seems clear that many promising sources do exist. For all, it is evident that some decision making will have to take place as for actual sources to be selected and for approaches to be chosen.

	In order to include as many arguments as possible in the discussions to be held, we invite researchers to participate in this process. We will be happy to receive your comments, and will try to take them into account for our future plans.		In order to include as many arguments as possible in the discussions to be held, we invite researchers to participate in this process. We will be happy to receive your comments, and will try to take them into account for our future plans.

Nicolien at 11:13, 26 July 2007

2007-07-26T11:13:33Z

←Older revision		Revision as of 11:13, 26 July 2007
Line 5:		Line 5:
	The conference takes place in the context of the project NEWW: New approaches to European Women’s Writing (2007-2010). This project is based on the assumption that women’s participation in literature and in publishing before 1900 should be studied not only on an international scale, but also from the reception end of the communication. This point of view allows avoiding the literary canon and induces a multiplicity of possible research projects held together by common focus on reception as a starting point. Problem is of course the actual reception material, which generally has been "lost" in the course of history, and has to be found, classified and prepared for future analysis.		The conference takes place in the context of the project NEWW: New approaches to European Women’s Writing (2007-2010). This project is based on the assumption that women’s participation in literature and in publishing before 1900 should be studied not only on an international scale, but also from the reception end of the communication. This point of view allows avoiding the literary canon and induces a multiplicity of possible research projects held together by common focus on reception as a starting point. Problem is of course the actual reception material, which generally has been "lost" in the course of history, and has to be found, classified and prepared for future analysis.

-	Starting at the reception end, in our view, implies random consultation and perusal of large-scale sources such as periodicals, catalogues of private or public libraries, comments in private correspondences etc. These sorts of information are presently being selected and entered into the [http://www.databasewomenwriters.nl database WomenWriters] for reception of women’s writing in the Netherlands but it needs to be extended to the other European countries. For some of these (e.g. England) much research has already been done and published; for some others (e.g. Russia) it seems clear that many promising sources do exist. For all, it is evident that some decision making will have to take place as for actual sources to be selected and for approaches to be chosen.	+	Starting at the reception end, in our view, implies random consultation and perusal of large-scale sources such as periodicals, catalogues of private or public libraries, comments in private correspondences etc. These sorts of information are presently being selected and entered into the [http://www.databasewomenwriters.nl;target=_blank database WomenWriters] for reception of women’s writing in the Netherlands but it needs to be extended to the other European countries. For some of these (e.g. England) much research has already been done and published; for some others (e.g. Russia) it seems clear that many promising sources do exist. For all, it is evident that some decision making will have to take place as for actual sources to be selected and for approaches to be chosen.

	In order to include as many arguments as possible in the discussions to be held, we invite researchers to participate in this process. We will be happy to receive your comments, and will try to take them into account for our future plans.		In order to include as many arguments as possible in the discussions to be held, we invite researchers to participate in this process. We will be happy to receive your comments, and will try to take them into account for our future plans.

Nicolien at 11:12, 26 July 2007

2007-07-26T11:12:34Z

←Older revision		Revision as of 11:12, 26 July 2007
Line 5:		Line 5:
	The conference takes place in the context of the project NEWW: New approaches to European Women’s Writing (2007-2010). This project is based on the assumption that women’s participation in literature and in publishing before 1900 should be studied not only on an international scale, but also from the reception end of the communication. This point of view allows avoiding the literary canon and induces a multiplicity of possible research projects held together by common focus on reception as a starting point. Problem is of course the actual reception material, which generally has been "lost" in the course of history, and has to be found, classified and prepared for future analysis.		The conference takes place in the context of the project NEWW: New approaches to European Women’s Writing (2007-2010). This project is based on the assumption that women’s participation in literature and in publishing before 1900 should be studied not only on an international scale, but also from the reception end of the communication. This point of view allows avoiding the literary canon and induces a multiplicity of possible research projects held together by common focus on reception as a starting point. Problem is of course the actual reception material, which generally has been "lost" in the course of history, and has to be found, classified and prepared for future analysis.

-	Starting at the reception end, in our view, implies random consultation and perusal of large-scale sources such as periodicals, catalogues of private or public libraries, comments in private correspondences etc. These sorts of information are presently being selected and entered into the [http://www.databasewomenwriters.nl/database WomenWriters] for reception of women’s writing in the Netherlands but it needs to be extended to the other European countries. For some of these (e.g. England) much research has already been done and published; for some others (e.g. Russia) it seems clear that many promising sources do exist. For all, it is evident that some decision making will have to take place as for actual sources to be selected and for approaches to be chosen.	+	Starting at the reception end, in our view, implies random consultation and perusal of large-scale sources such as periodicals, catalogues of private or public libraries, comments in private correspondences etc. These sorts of information are presently being selected and entered into the [http://www.databasewomenwriters.nl database WomenWriters] for reception of women’s writing in the Netherlands but it needs to be extended to the other European countries. For some of these (e.g. England) much research has already been done and published; for some others (e.g. Russia) it seems clear that many promising sources do exist. For all, it is evident that some decision making will have to take place as for actual sources to be selected and for approaches to be chosen.

	In order to include as many arguments as possible in the discussions to be held, we invite researchers to participate in this process. We will be happy to receive your comments, and will try to take them into account for our future plans.		In order to include as many arguments as possible in the discussions to be held, we invite researchers to participate in this process. We will be happy to receive your comments, and will try to take them into account for our future plans.

Nicolien at 11:11, 26 July 2007

2007-07-26T11:11:38Z

←Older revision		Revision as of 11:11, 26 July 2007
Line 5:		Line 5:
	The conference takes place in the context of the project NEWW: New approaches to European Women’s Writing (2007-2010). This project is based on the assumption that women’s participation in literature and in publishing before 1900 should be studied not only on an international scale, but also from the reception end of the communication. This point of view allows avoiding the literary canon and induces a multiplicity of possible research projects held together by common focus on reception as a starting point. Problem is of course the actual reception material, which generally has been "lost" in the course of history, and has to be found, classified and prepared for future analysis.		The conference takes place in the context of the project NEWW: New approaches to European Women’s Writing (2007-2010). This project is based on the assumption that women’s participation in literature and in publishing before 1900 should be studied not only on an international scale, but also from the reception end of the communication. This point of view allows avoiding the literary canon and induces a multiplicity of possible research projects held together by common focus on reception as a starting point. Problem is of course the actual reception material, which generally has been "lost" in the course of history, and has to be found, classified and prepared for future analysis.

-	Starting at the reception end, in our view, implies random consultation and perusal of large-scale sources such as periodicals, catalogues of private or public libraries, comments in private correspondences etc. These sorts of information are presently being selected and entered into the [http://www.databasewomenwriters.nl/ database WomenWriters] for reception of women’s writing in the Netherlands but it needs to be extended to the other European countries. For some of these (e.g. England) much research has already been done and published; for some others (e.g. Russia) it seems clear that many promising sources do exist. For all, it is evident that some decision making will have to take place as for actual sources to be selected and for approaches to be chosen.	+	Starting at the reception end, in our view, implies random consultation and perusal of large-scale sources such as periodicals, catalogues of private or public libraries, comments in private correspondences etc. These sorts of information are presently being selected and entered into the [http://www.databasewomenwriters.nl/database WomenWriters] for reception of women’s writing in the Netherlands but it needs to be extended to the other European countries. For some of these (e.g. England) much research has already been done and published; for some others (e.g. Russia) it seems clear that many promising sources do exist. For all, it is evident that some decision making will have to take place as for actual sources to be selected and for approaches to be chosen.

	In order to include as many arguments as possible in the discussions to be held, we invite researchers to participate in this process. We will be happy to receive your comments, and will try to take them into account for our future plans.		In order to include as many arguments as possible in the discussions to be held, we invite researchers to participate in this process. We will be happy to receive your comments, and will try to take them into account for our future plans.

Nicolien at 11:01, 26 July 2007

2007-07-26T11:01:21Z

←Older revision		Revision as of 11:01, 26 July 2007
Line 5:		Line 5:
	The conference takes place in the context of the project NEWW: New approaches to European Women’s Writing (2007-2010). This project is based on the assumption that women’s participation in literature and in publishing before 1900 should be studied not only on an international scale, but also from the reception end of the communication. This point of view allows avoiding the literary canon and induces a multiplicity of possible research projects held together by common focus on reception as a starting point. Problem is of course the actual reception material, which generally has been "lost" in the course of history, and has to be found, classified and prepared for future analysis.		The conference takes place in the context of the project NEWW: New approaches to European Women’s Writing (2007-2010). This project is based on the assumption that women’s participation in literature and in publishing before 1900 should be studied not only on an international scale, but also from the reception end of the communication. This point of view allows avoiding the literary canon and induces a multiplicity of possible research projects held together by common focus on reception as a starting point. Problem is of course the actual reception material, which generally has been "lost" in the course of history, and has to be found, classified and prepared for future analysis.

-	Starting at the reception end, in our view, implies random consultation and perusal of large-scale sources such as periodicals, catalogues of private or public libraries, comments in private correspondences etc. These sorts of information are presently being selected and entered into the database WomenWriters for reception of women’s writing in the Netherlands but it needs to be extended to the other European countries. For some of these (e.g. England) much research has already been done and published; for some others (e.g. Russia) it seems clear that many promising sources do exist. For all, it is evident that some decision making will have to take place as for actual sources to be selected and for approaches to be chosen.	+	Starting at the reception end, in our view, implies random consultation and perusal of large-scale sources such as periodicals, catalogues of private or public libraries, comments in private correspondences etc. These sorts of information are presently being selected and entered into the [http://www.databasewomenwriters.nl/ database WomenWriters] for reception of women’s writing in the Netherlands but it needs to be extended to the other European countries. For some of these (e.g. England) much research has already been done and published; for some others (e.g. Russia) it seems clear that many promising sources do exist. For all, it is evident that some decision making will have to take place as for actual sources to be selected and for approaches to be chosen.

	In order to include as many arguments as possible in the discussions to be held, we invite researchers to participate in this process. We will be happy to receive your comments, and will try to take them into account for our future plans.		In order to include as many arguments as possible in the discussions to be held, we invite researchers to participate in this process. We will be happy to receive your comments, and will try to take them into account for our future plans.

Nicolien: New page: E-conference on European Women’s Writing before 1900 From May 11 to September 21 2007 an electronic conference will be held on the subject of women’s writing and being read in Europe ...

2007-07-26T11:00:09Z

New page: E-conference on European Women’s Writing before 1900 From May 11 to September 21 2007 an electronic conference will be held on the subject of women’s writing and being read in Europe ...

New page

E-conference on European Women’s Writing before 1900

From May 11 to September 21 2007 an electronic conference will be held on the subject of women’s writing and being read in Europe - in particular during the centuries before c. 1900. Outcome of discussions as well as information we hope to receive will be used to contribute to the preparation of a large international collaborative project. We intend to enter into contact with colleagues working in this field and experiencing the need of a common international approach of the matter, in order to exchange ideas and share information.

The conference takes place in the context of the project NEWW: New approaches to European Women’s Writing (2007-2010). This project is based on the assumption that women’s participation in literature and in publishing before 1900 should be studied not only on an international scale, but also from the reception end of the communication. This point of view allows avoiding the literary canon and induces a multiplicity of possible research projects held together by common focus on reception as a starting point. Problem is of course the actual reception material, which generally has been "lost" in the course of history, and has to be found, classified and prepared for future analysis.

Starting at the reception end, in our view, implies random consultation and perusal of large-scale sources such as periodicals, catalogues of private or public libraries, comments in private correspondences etc. These sorts of information are presently being selected and entered into the database WomenWriters for reception of women’s writing in the Netherlands but it needs to be extended to the other European countries. For some of these (e.g. England) much research has already been done and published; for some others (e.g. Russia) it seems clear that many promising sources do exist. For all, it is evident that some decision making will have to take place as for actual sources to be selected and for approaches to be chosen.

In order to include as many arguments as possible in the discussions to be held, we invite researchers to participate in this process. We will be happy to receive your comments, and will try to take them into account for our future plans.

Please contact womenwriters@let.uu.nl and ask for access to the electronic forum.
When you are a registered user already you can login to the electronic forum here.

More about the current project on the project website Women Writers’ Networks.

Suzan van Dijk, May 2007