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01:20:33 M+M \| 03/15/2022 \| Ben Peters: After Computation:… M+M \| 03/15/2022 \| Ben Peters: After Computation: Critical Reflections on Digital Crisis [Response: Paize Keulemans]	M+M \| 03/15/2022 \| Ben Peters: After Computation: Critical Reflections on Digital Crisis [Response: Paize Keulemans] In this discussion, Thomas S. Mullaney and Benjamin Peters - two of the editors of Your Computer Is On Fire (MIT Press 2021, with Mar Hicks and Kavita Philip) - gather to explore the question: Is… spring2022 book presentation kind history tech computer question media things 1990s facebook language fire content result problem ways academia materiality thing computers century From M+M Program in Media and Modernity 0 likes 22 plays Date March 15th, 2022 Speaker Peters, Ben; Keulemans, Paize Department Architecture Location Online
01:30:16 Colloquium \| "The Virtual Materiality of… Colloquium \| "The Virtual Materiality of Texts: Book History during a Pandemic" \| Welcome & Panel I	Colloquium \| "The Virtual Materiality of Texts: Book History during a Pandemic" \| Welcome & Panel I Welcome Nigel Smith (Princeton University) Panel 1 \| "Learning and Teaching through the Screen"Moderator: Jin-Woo Choi (Princeton University) Leah Price (Rutgers University) \|… csbm book history pandemic leah price tia blassingame jesse erickson jin-woo choi materiality of texts students history kind questions professor ways sort collections student question screen teaching spaces piece things reality library experience person From Department of History Department 0 likes 194 plays Date November 20th, 2020 Department history Location Zoom
01:41:46 Colloquium \| "The Virtual Materiality of… Colloquium \| "The Virtual Materiality of Texts: Book History during a Pandemic" \| Panel II & Closing Remarks	Colloquium \| "The Virtual Materiality of Texts: Book History during a Pandemic" \| Panel II & Closing Remarks Recording of the second panel and closing remarks. Panel II \| "Closed Archives, Open Access" • Nigel Smith (Princeton University) \| "Scan and Deliver! Archives in the… csbm nigel smith anthony grafton grafton history archives emmanuel bourbouhakis bourbouhakis materiality of texts book history pandemic colloquium manuscripts manuscript library kind paleography things texts libraries question text access study commonplace edition kinds professor lot questions materials From Department of History Department 0 likes 166 plays Date November 20th, 2020 Department History Location Zoom