This
special issue of Cahiers d’histoire du Cnam looks at gathering contributions
on industrial and business uses of cinema, from strategical choices such as
widening the activities of firms (Antoine Lumière and sons’ “Society for
photographic plates and papers”/Société de plaques et papiers photographiques),
and industrializing sound recording (Pathé brothers company in the 1890s) or
optical and photographic materials (L. Gaumont company in 1895), to
transformations brought by the generalization of television then video in the
1970s. It aims at exploring ways in which industry and companies have used the
cinematograph, as well as modes of organization and production this uses have
generated.
Scholars
studying from the perspective of cultural history, history of technology,
history of economy, media and communication (non-exhaustive list) are welcome.
Although the call is mostly rooted in French history, international
perspectives are very welcome as well.
Proposals
should be submitted until October 22nd, 2018 to chcnam_cinema@gmail.com. Full
articles are expected by January 19th, 2019. The issue is set to be released in
Fall 2019.
Two formats
are accepted:
- Long article: 45,000 to 75,000 characters (as a priority)
- Short articles: 25,000 to 45,000 characters (state of the art of a question, for instance).
Full
rationale and practical details are accessible from this page, Cahiers d'histoire du Cnam
Cahiers d'histoire du Cnam is an interdisciplinary open access French online journal
(prints are available too). This will be the second bilingual issue released.
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