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Les 5-6 octobre aura lieu à Fribourg (Suisse) un workshop organisé par le projet Fragmentarium :"Bits and Pieces. Medieval Manuscript Fragments in the Digital Age"Programme :Vendredi 5 octobre 201809.15‐09.30 : Introduction, Christoph Flüeler (e‐codices / Fragmentarium)09.30-10.00 : Fragmentarium at the Crossroads, William Duba (Fragmentarium)SESSION 1: Chair: Dr. William Stoneman (Houghton Library, Harvard University) 10.00‐11.00 The Fragment Collection at the SUB Göttingen. First Records and Restoration in 2018, Emese Tömösvári / Cornelia Ripplinger (Special Collections and Conservation, SUB Göttingen) 11.00‐11.30 pause 11.30‐12.30 Fragments in Greek Libraries, Athina Almpani (Center for History and Palaeography. National Bank of Greece Cultural Foundation, Athens) 12.30‐14.30 déjeunerSESSION 2: Chair: Dr. Nicholas Herman (Schoenberg Institute for Manuscript Studies) 14.30‐15.30 Making Connections: Genoa, the Levant, and the Antipodes, Rose Faunce (Australian National University) 15.30‐16.00 pause 16.00‐17.00 Are All Texts Fragments? Burnt Anglo‐Saxon fragments at the British Library, Andrew Dunning (Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies, Toronto) 17.00-18.00 The Medieval Fragments of the Abbey of Mondsee, Ivana Dobcheva (Central European University, Budapest) 19.30 DinnerSamedi 6 octobre 2018SESSION 3: Chair: Lisa Fagin Davis (Medieval Academy of America, Cambridge) 09.15‐10.15 Cut and Paste: The Manuscript Fragments and Grangerized Books of John Frederick Lewis and the Free Library of Philadelphia, Emily Shartrand (University of Delaware) 10.15‐11.15 Navigating Institutional Plurality for the Advancement of Digital Humanities: The Case of Boston‐Area Manuscript Fragments, Elena Iourteva (Harvard University) 11.15‐11.45 pause 11.45‐12.45 Closing Discussion13.00 déjeuner&#160;Lieu : Université de Fribourg, Suisse : Vendredi : Miséricorde (MIS 4) Salle Jäggi (Salle 4112), Ave. de l’Europe 20 ; Samedi : Centre de Formation Continue (MIS 8) Espace Güggi (Salle 0101)Pour plus d’information et pour s’inscrire : fragmentarium@unifr.chVoir aussi : http://fragmentarium.ms/about/news&#160;