Research Seminar - Archives: A Knowledge Café on Ways of Knowing, Seeing, Being, and Accessing
Archives: A Knowledge Café on Ways of Knowing, Seeing, Being, and Accessing
A conversation hosted by Kate Newey, Bernadette Cochrane, Madelyn Coupe, and Hannah Mason
Date: Friday 16 August 2024
Time: 12:00-1:00pm
Location: Online via Zoom and in-person at the SCA Writer's Studio (Level 6, Michie Building)
Abstract
The session speculates on the evolving nature of archives. We explore traditional archives, digital archives, amateur archivists, disability access, and the body as an archive. Traditional archives anchor historical knowledge, while digital archives suggest new democratized pathways. Amateur archivists might transform the archival landscape with personal narratives or allow individuals to coalesce around a particular entity. Ensuring disability access could reshape inclusivity in archiving, including visibility within the archive. The body as an archive proposes memory and experience embodied through physical presence. Four position papers will probe these themes, inviting participants to reimagine how we document and engage with our collective histories and identities. Observers are invited to contribute to the conversation following the presentation of position papers, enriching the dialogue with their unique perspectives and experiences. This session aims to foster a collective knowledge exchange, where participants can learn from each other, share ideas and insights.
About Research Seminar and Workshop Series
School of Communication and Arts Research Seminar Series
The research seminar and workshop series occur each semester, each with a different topic and guest speaker from UQ or otherwise.
SCA themed research seminar series: Aesthetics, AI, Criticism, and Cultural Form:
Friday, 24 April Hybrid: Online via Zoom and in person at 09-835 | ||
Friday, 1 May Hybrid: Online via Zoom and in person at 09-738 | Session 2: Lightning Talks - AI mirrors, clones, ghosts, and cultural forms | Dr Kiah Hawker; Dr Lisa Bode; Prof Jenna Ng; Prof Nic Carah |
Friday, 8 May Hybrid: Online via Zoom and in person at 09-738 | Session 3: Machine Learning and the History of Style: On the Normal Scientific Study of Verse | Dr Christian Gelder and Dr Joseph Steinberg |
Friday, 15 May Hybrid: Online via Zoom and in person at 09-738 | Session 4: Literary Criticism and AI: Interpretation as Practice, Simulation as Discourse | Dr Nick Lord |
