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Encounters – December 2020 – Keynote 2

Professor Martin Eve
‘Doing it to Ourselves: Pandemic-Proofing Humanities Scholarship’The coronavirus pandemic wrecked humanities research. Dependent on physical form books that are sold at individually prohibitive prices – with most e-versions for sale at rates even exceeding the hard copies – the shutdown of libraries worldwide was also the shutdown, for many, of the ability to learn about our cultures, histories, and artforms. Things do not have to be this way. In this talk, I will outline the behind-the-curtain economic and political-economic scenes of academic book and journal publishing, detailing the shift, in recent years, to online, open-access digital forms – and the challenges inherent in so doing.Martin Paul Eve is Professor of Literature, Technology and Publishing at Birkbeck. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Sussex and is the author or editor of seven books. Martin is a winner of the KU Leuven Medal of Honour and the Philip Leverhulme Prize.Chair: Dr Joseph Brooker, Department of English, Theatre and Creative Writing, Birkbeck

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