Colloque “1968 and the boundaries of childhood“
Organisé par Sophie Heywood
12, 13 et 14 octobre 2017 à Tours (Bibliothèque Municipale).
Le colloque est accompagné d’une exposition à la BM de Tours, intitulée Libérons les enfants!, qui présente une sélection de livres pour enfants anglo-saxons et français des années 1970.
Image reproduced with the kind permission of Etienne Delessert
Day 1: Thursday 12thOctober
1.30-2.45pm coffee and registration
2.45pm ‘The Children’s ‘68’: Introduction to the project
Theme 1: Children’s rights and children’s culture
3.15pm-5.15pm
- Lucy Pearson, Newcastle University, UK
‘The Right to Read: Children’s Rights and Children’s Publishing in Britain’
- Mathew Thomson, University of Warwick, UK
‘Rights, Limits and the Landscape of the Child in ‘70s Britain’
- Olle Widhe, University of Gothenburg, Sweden
‘Radical children’s literature and children’s rights in Sweden around ’68’
Discussant: Helle Strandgaard Jensen
6:30-8pm Public lecture (in French)
Sophie Heywood & Cécile Boulaire: ‘Le ’68 des enfants’
Day 2: Friday 13th October
8.30am-9am
- CMER (Cellule Mutualisée Europe Recherche)
Presentation of funding opportunities in the EU Horizon 2020 Framework Programme
Theme 3: New ideas of the family and gender
9am-10.45am
- Nelly Chabrol-Gagne, University of Clermont-Ferrand, France
‘A militant aesthetic: a reading of Martine petite maman (1968), Histoire de Julie qui avait une ombre de garçon (1976), Salut poupée (1978), Mes années 70 (2008)’
- Tour of exhibition on DIY feminist children’s books and talk by artist Andrea Francke of ‘Invisible Spaces of Parenthood’, London UK
10.45am-11am Coffee
Theme 4: Avant-gardes and aesthetic experimentation
11am-12.15pm
- Anna Antoniazzi, University of Genoa, Italy
‘Cultural revolution in Italian children’s literature’
- Anita Wincencjusz, Akademy Szuk Piekynch, Wroclaw, Poland
‘Children’s book design and illustration in Poland, c. 1968’
Discussant: Cécile Boulaire
12.15pm-2pm Lunch
Theme 5: Utopias and transforming society
2pm-3.30pm
- Loïc Boyer, Graphic designer and editor of Cligne Cligne magazine and series (Didier jeunesse), Orléans, France
‘Designing spaces for the child in France by the early ’70s: what CRÉE means’
- Jonathan Bignell, University of Reading, UK
‘Children of the World on British television: the 1968 of 1971’
Discussant: Bettina Kümmerling-Meibauer
3.30pm-3.45pm Coffee
Theme 5: Counter-culture, hippyism and anti-authoritarianism
3.45pm-6.15pm
- Kim Reynolds, Newcastle University, UK
‘One, two, three what are we fighting for? The long view of antiwar writing for children’
- Bettina Kümmerling-Meibauer, University of Tübingen, Germany
‘Political indoctrination and anti-authoritarian ideas: leftist picturebooks in Germany after 1968’
- David Buckingham, Loughborough University/Kings College London, UK
‘Children of the revolution? The British hippie counter-culture and the idea of childhood’
- Sophie Heywood, University of Reading, UK/ University of Tours, France
‘Explosive tales for children: Harlin Quist Books and the May ’68 of French children’s picturebooks’
Discussant: Lucy Pearson
Evening: Social Dinner
Day 3: Saturday 14th October
Theme 6: Defining ‘radical’ children’s culture c. 1968
9am-11:00am
- Helle Strandgaard Jensen, University of Århus, Denmark
‘Nordic children’s television around 1968 – progressive or radical?’
- Cécile Boulaire, University of Tours, France
‘Okapi, a ‘fantastinouï’ magazine for teenagers in the spirit of ‘68’
- Birgitte Beck Pristed, University of Århus, Denmark
‘Revolution Elsewhere: Soviet Conformist and Non-Conformist Children’s Books of the 1960s and 1970s’
Discussant: Lucy Pearson
11:15-11:30am Coffee
11.30am-12.45pm Round Table: Breaking boundaries?
Alex Thorp, Education curator, Serpentine Gallery London, UK
Viviane Ezratty, Conservatrice générale et directrice de la médiathèque Françoise Sagan à Paris
Isabelle Nières-Chevrel, University of Rennes II
12.45pm-1pm
Daniel Gordon, Edge Hill University, UK: observations from a historian of ’68
Sophie Heywood: closing remarks
To register for this event: http://www.lestudium-ias.com/event/1968-and-boundaries-childhood enf
OpenEdition vous propose de citer ce billet de la manière suivante :
Anne Besson (11 septembre 2017). Colloque : Le 68 des enfants. LPCM. Consulté le 10 octobre 2024 à l’adresse https://doi.org/10.58079/r1ud