Tesnière, Valérie (Author)
Editions EHESS
Physical Details: 416
Language: French
Entre histoire des sciences et histoire de l'édition, Valérie Tesnière retrace une histoire de la publication scientifique et des ressorts du travail intellectuel, de la fin du XVIIIe siècle aux mutations numériques d'aujourd'hui. « Au bureau de la revue » est une adresse figurant sur les revues savantes au XIXe siècle, qui désigne aussi bien la rédaction scientifique que le lieu de diffusion. Le livre interroge le collectif qui se trouve derrière cette expression, ses aspirations et les tensions qui le traversent.La revue suscite un large engouement au lendemain de la Révolution française : la vie scientifique se structure désormais autour de la publication. Élément central de la science en construction, la revue traduit le mouvement de la recherche comme sa dimension collective. Auteurs et éditeurs s'allient pour renforcer la diffusion de ce qui devient le support privilégié des échanges du monde académique, donnant naissance à une nouvelle économie de la connaissance. Centré sur l'exemple de la production française éclairé par le contexte international, Au bureau de la revue approfondit les rôles des différents acteurs de la chaîne de publication ainsi que les fonctions et les formes éditoriales des publications, actuellement bousculées par le numérique. Between the history of science and the history of publishing, Valérie Tesnière retraces the history of scientific publication and the springs of intellectual work, from the end of the 18th century to the digital mutations of today. “Au bureau de la revue” is an address appearing on scholarly journals in the 19th century, which designates both the scientific writing and the place of distribution. The book questions the collective behind this expression, its aspirations and the tensions that run through it. The journal aroused widespread enthusiasm in the aftermath of the French Revolution: scientific life was now structured around publication. A central element of science under construction, the journal translates the movement of research as its collective dimension. Authors and publishers join forces to strengthen the dissemination of what is becoming the favored medium for exchanges in the academic world, giving rise to a new knowledge economy. Centered on the example of French production enlightened by the international context, Au bureau de la revue deepens the roles of the various actors in the publishing chain as well as the functions and editorial forms of publications, currently being shaken up by digital technology.
...MoreReview Thomas Preveraud (2023) Review of "Au bureau de la revue - Une histoire de la publication scien". Nuncius: Annali di Storia della Scienza (pp. 217-219).
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