Revistas culturales 2.0

The magazine Gente Vieja, as the title might suggest, took pride in being a platform for an older generation of writers, at a time when a new wave of modernist literary and artistic styles, associated with the younger generation, were very much in vogue. Far from trying to compete with these younger writers, the contributors to Gente Vieja made a feature of their seniority, with the first issue proudly stating the age of the writer alongside their name.

Beim Berliner Workshop „Zeitschriften als Wissensproduzenten – Material, Gestaltung und digitale Erschließung“ (7.-8.12.2017) kommen verschiedene deutschsprachige Forscher zusammen, um über die Herausforderungen des Mediums Zeitschrift im interdisziplinären Kontext zu diskutieren. Auf Einladung von Madleen Podewski, Gustav Frank und Christof Windgätter sind aus dem Projekt Revistas culturales 2.0 Teresa Herzgsell und Nanette Rißler-Pipka dabei.

It cannot be argued that the magazine Luz was designed to be an aesthetic commodity, a magazine of an artistic and writing collective which had as its aim the inspiration of whoever picked it up. The magazine’s first epoch began on the 15th November 1897, with a fortnightly publication which cost 10c.

Este es el título del nuevo número, el 41, de la revista Reflexiones mariginales, dedicada a la memoria de Felipe Ehrenburg, “artista, escritor, performancero y revistero”. Es esta última característica la que ha motivado a presentar un dossier y una serie de artículos dedicados a las revistas.

Theorists on the magazine as a genre have used various metaphors for the magazine as a test bed for new expressive forms.

The Correspondencia Administrativa section, found in many Spanish magazines of the late nineteenth century, was the magazine staff’s most convenient way of responding to letters from subscribers and hopeful contributors. Replies were perfunctory and saved both the time and postage/stationary costs involved in responding via private, individual correspondence.

El Centro de Documentación e Investigación de la Cultura de Izquierdas (CeDinCI) de Buenos Aires ha sido una institución pionera en América en la ditialización de revistas culturales.

The Spanish Left of 1898 were angry young men, and the newspaper Germinal lays bare that anger. Stemming from the economic and social inequalities which pervaded Spanish society, the contributors to Germinal did not hold back when it came to speaking their minds, and did not hesitate to reproduce controversial writings from other countries. The newspaper can be characterised by a spirit of rebellion against established values, with anarchists lauded, feminists praised, and the monarchy criticised.

Acaba de aparecer el Tercer Boletín Informativo de este Archivo que informa sobre las novedades del desarrollo de este sitio, como es la presentación de su su primera serie digital, con los 695 artículos darianos publicados en el periódico La Nación de Buenos Aires, catalogados y anotados.

Within the context of the 11th HNR-Workshop on stories and structures organized in Augsburg in collaboration between the Historical Network Research Group and ISLA Augsburg, there will be  a Round Table Discussion on Round-Table-Discussion on „Periodicals as Networks: Experiences, Best Practices and Challenges for the Future“ on Friday, 26th, 15.00-17.00 h.