Programme
| Start Time NZT | End Time NZT | Programme |
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| 09:00am | 09:30am | Karakia / Mihi Whakatau, Lotu, and Opening Remarks |
| 09:30am | 10:45am | Keynote address: Dr Hirini Kaa: Ko Rawiri Te Tangata: Māori Anglicans and the power of The Word |
| 10:45am | 11:00am | Break 1 |
| 11:00am | 12:20pm | Session 1 - Publishers and booksellers |
| Geoff Kemp: `A Shop and its Stationers: The George on Fleet Street, from Richard Pynson to Jacob Tonson, via Thomas Bassett’ Maria Helena Barrera-Agarwal: `A Forgotten Pioneer: Radhabai Atmaram Sagoon’ Rebekah Ward: `Angus & Robertson’s Engagement with Booksellers’ |
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| 12:20pm | 12:50pm | Lunch break |
| 12:50pm | 2:10pm | Session 2 - Form and function |
| Véronique Duché: `From Scroll to Codex: The Cronica cronicarum’ Ella Skilbeck-Porter: `The poetic influence of Un Coup de Dés: Textual materiality and bibliography in Christopher Brennan’s Musicopoematographoscope’ Dan Mills: `Typography in James Harrington’s Commonwealth of Oceana’ |
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| 2:10pm | 2:20pm | Break 2 |
| 2:20pm | 3:40pm | Session 3 - Language matters |
| Jacqueline Snee: `Tēnei au, tēnei au, te hōkai nei o tāku tapuwae Tracing the footprints of Hoani Te Whatahoro Jury’ Judy Taligalu McFall-McCaffery: `A Place in the Sun for Pacific Bilingualism and Biliteracy’ Lawa Iwan: `Indigenous Literary Awards and Picture Books: The Comparison of Indigenous Language Literature in Aotearoa and Taiwan’ |
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| 3:40pm | 3:50pm | Break 3 |
| 3:50pm | 4:50pm | Session 4 - Gatherings |
| Yazdan Mansourian: `Book hunting and bibliophilia as a type of serious leisure’ Georgia Prince: `The Power of words: talking about rare books at Auckland Libraries’ |
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| 5:15pm | 6:15pm | BSANZ Annual General Meeting (BSANZ members) |
| Start Time NZT | End Time NZT | Programme |
|---|---|---|
| 09:00am | 09:05am | Welcome and karakia |
| 09:05am | 10:20am | Keynote: Dr Sarah Werner: What's the Power of Feminist Bibliography? |
| 10:20am | 11:40am | Session 5 - Spanning worlds |
| Maggie Patton: `Ptolemy and the heretic’ Chana Algarvio: `Monopolizing the Afterlife: Power Dynamics with Ancient Egyptian Funerary Books’ Elizabeth Burrell: `The power of words: Late Medieval charms for the treatment of pain’ |
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| 11:40am | 12:00pm | Lunch break |
| 12:00pm | 1:20pm | Session 6 - Getting published, and pulped |
| Jane Wild: `The Beggar and the deep blue sea: RAK Mason’s first book and the books that followed’ Lucy Sussex: `How to Cut Costs and Get Published: the Mystery Behind W. W. (Mary Fortune) and her 1871 The Detective’s Album’ Andrew Henry: `“You can’t have a copyright on a bloody war!”: politics, plagiarism and Eric Halstead’s Freyberg’s men.’ |
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| 1:20pm | 1:30pm | Break 4 |
| 1:30pm | 2:50pm | Session 7 - Uncovering stories |
| Amanda Laugesen: `Creating an imagined community for Australian returned servicemen through print, 1920-1940’ Emma Koch: `Whose shoulders are we standing on?’ Rachel Franks: `Power and Privilege: The Law Library of David Collins’ |
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| 2:50pm | 3:00pm | Break 5 |
| 3:00pm | 3:40pm | Love & Loss exhibition tour and Q&A with curator Nina Finigan |
| 3:40pm | 4:45pm | Session 8 - Diverse voices |
| Jodie Lea Martire: `"Diversity", terminology and the Small Press. What does it mean to Small-Press publishers and authors?’ Stephanie Downes & Claire O’Hanlon: `Confessions of the Fox: The archivist and the academic’ |
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| 4:45pm | 5:00pm | Conference closing |
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| 10:00am | 1:00pm | Rare Book Librarians Forum |
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