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TST presentation at the BnF DataLab

The CNRS TST team (Emmanuel Francis and Charles Li) will present the TST project at the BnF DataLab Monday 24th April 2023. Registration here: https://framaforms.org/rencontre-bnf-datalab-24-avril-1680620994 Emmanuel Francis et Charles Li (CESAH UMR 8077, EHESS & CNRS) présenteront le projet TST (Texts Surrounding Texts: Satellite Stanzas, Prefaces and Colophons in South-Indian...

Que faire ? Questions brûlantes de nos données

Présentation de Charles Li Post-doctorant ANR TST (CEIAS) Dans le cadre des travaux de l’axe transversal « Textualités, de l’indologie classique aux humanités numériques ». « Les humanités numériques », voilà sans sans nul doute le mot d’ordre le plus en vogue à l’heure actuelle, celui qui revient le plus...

TST Final Workshop (call for papers)

Venue: CSMC in Hamburg Time: 23rd to 25th June 2022   The TST final workshop will take place at the CSMC in Hamburg on the 23rd to 25th June. We devoutly hope to be able to make this a live event, while keeping open the hybrid option. As agreed in...

Nocturnes de l’Histoire: March 30th, 2022

The BnF and the TST project will take part in the “Nocturnes de l’Histoire” 2022. The TST team (Jean-Luc CHEVILLARD, Emmanuel FRANCIS, Charles LI, Margherita TRENTO) invites the public at large to discover the BnF Indian manuscripts, beyond the text they contain. The event will take place in the manuscript...

TST Webinar 10

  The tenth TST webinar will take place Tuesday January, 2022, 10-12 AM (CET). We will discuss paratexts terminology and taxonomy, looking at various examples selected by Emmanuel FRANCIS and Charles LI. The goal is to standardise, as much as possible, the categories and labels we use for paratexts, especially...

TST Webinar 9

    The ninth TST webinar will take place Tuesday October, 2021, 10-12 AM (CET). As agreed at the end of our recent Paris workshop, we will discuss the contents of the TST collective volume to be published after our final workshop in Hamburg in September 2022.  

TST Webinar 8

The eighth TST webinar will take place Tuesday June 22nd, 2021, 10-12 AM (CET).   Sugania Anandakichenin (Universität Hamburg) In Pursuit of Nyāya: The Vaṭakalai Śrīvaiṣṇava Manuscripts from the Stabi Collection The Stabi collection comprises a number of palm-leaf manuscripts that are of Śrīvaiṣṇava provenance. But they do not merely...

TST Webinar 7

The seventh TST webinar will take place Tuesday May 18th, 2021, 10-12 AM (CET). Emmanuel Francis (CNRS, CEIAS) will complete his talk about the Tamil manuscripts sent in the 1730s by the Jesuits of the Carnate Mission for the library of the king in Paris. Margherita Trento (CNRS, CEIAS) will...

TST Webinar 6

The sixth TST webinar will take place Tuesday April 27th, 2021, 10-12 AM (CET).   Camillo Formigatti (Bodleian Libraries) will talk about the new schema for cataloguing South Asian manuscripts developed in the framework of FAMOUS (Finding Archives and Manuscripts across Oxford’s Unique Special collections). Emmanuel Francis (CNRS, CEIAS) will...