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20/03/2013 10:00 | Welcome, Opening Remarks | Ann Marie Holland, Colleen Cook | Welcome / Opening remarks; Trenholme Dean of Libraries Dr. C. Cook (McGill) |
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20/03/2013 10:15 | Keynote 1 | Dr. Richard Virr | The Library, Mirror of the World: Exploring McGill's Special Collections |
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20/03/2013 11:30 | Panel 1 | Jillian Tomm, Gregory Bouchard, Michael Van Dussen | Panel on teaching and researching in special collections at McGill:
1. Jillian Tomm (McGill), 2. Gregory Bouchard (McGill), 3. Prof. Michael Van Dussen (McGill)
Moderator: Christopher Lyons (McGill) |
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20/03/2013 14:00 | Panel 2 | Georges Leroux, Gerald Beasley, Désirée Park | Remembering Raymond Klibansky
Speakers: 1. Georges Leroux (UQAM), 2. Gerald Beasley (Concordia), 3. Désirée Park (Concordia)
Moderator: Isabelle Robitaille (BAnQ) |
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20/03/2013 15:45 | Panel 3 | Stefan Sinclair, Lindsay Eckert, Fiona Black, Leslie Howsam, Julie Cumming | It is all on the Web, so why bother? Special Collections in the Digital Age. Panel on the Role of Special Collections
Speakers: 1. Stefan Sinclair (McGill), 2. Lindsay Eckert (University of Toronto), 3. Fiona Black (Dalhousie), 4.Leslie Howsam (Windsor / SHARP) 5. Julie Cumming (McGill)
Moderator: Dean Ellen Aitken (McGill) |
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20/03/2013 17:30 | Keynote 2 | Alberto Manguel | The Uses of Curiosity: Curiosity has an ambiguous reputation: on the one hand, it is viewed as a sinful emotion that leads into forbidden territories; on the other, as the necessary drive for discovery and learning. This talk will explore the roots of the paradox in Western thought and look at libraries' Special Collections as one of the fruits of this double-edged desire. |
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