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 r location,  will NOT be reflected in this calendar appointment. For the 
 most current  event information for the 2014 Congress of the Humanities an
 d Social  Sciences, please visit www.congress2014.ca/calendar.\n\nSeries:
  Special event\n\nAssociation: Association for Canadian and Québec Literat
 ures (ACQL)\n\nAccess Level: All registered Congress attendees\n\nDescript
 ion: This presentation explores current perspectives arising from the  not
 ion of the border or boundary in the history of books. If it is important 
  to depart from national frameworks in order to relate the scope and  comp
 lexity of book networks, the exploration of borders (no longer viewed as 
  the limits of closed systems, but rather as thresholds) remains a fertil
 e  area of research. Josée Vincent thus proposes that we renew our focus o
 n  certain publishing practices and suggests we pay closer attention to th
 e  settings and players that interact in a world that is open and yet subj
 ect to  linguistic, cultural, economic, and political constraints. Fren
 ch session.
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LOCATION:International Centre - 120
SUMMARY:Book History: New borders and boundaries
URL;TYPE=URI:http://congress2014.ca/program/events/book-history-new-borders
 -and-boundaries
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