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Showing 1 to 20 of 21 for “"periodical press"”.
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Freedom and Regulation of the Russian Periodical Press, 1905-1914
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Writing against Erasure: Native American Boarding School Students and the Periodical Press, 1880-1920
… Native American letters by examining how the periodical became a prominent form in Native American literary production in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. With its focus on the boarding school, Writing against Erasure provides insight into the context in which students first …
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Constructing Urban Experience: American Realism, the Periodical Press, and the Late-Nineteenth-Century Cityscape
Much realist fiction employing these emblematic urban spaces appeared serially in magazines alongside articles about developing American urban centers. By bringing together both the physical and publication contexts of realist fiction, this study offers a new reading of realism as embedded in …
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Romantic-Era Periodicals and the Rise of Population
… of Population (1798) and the rise of the periodical press in the first quarter of the nineteenth century. My goal for this study is to demonstrate how an examination of the historical population debate as it was carried out in the reviews and magazines of the Romantic era both enriches and …
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Adolfo Hitlerio vaizdinys Nepriklausomos Lietuvos periodikoje 1933 - 1939 metais /
The portrayal of Hitler in a periodical press of independent Lithuania in 1933 – 1939. The object of research – the portrayal of Hitler in a pre – war press. The analysis based on a 1933 – 1939 periodical press (mostly in a journals for intellectuals “Kultūra”, “Židinys”, “Akademikas”, “Naujoji …
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The Police and the Periodical: Policing and Detection in Victorian Journalism and the Rise of Detective Fiction, c. 1840-1900
… the connections between the nineteenth century periodical press and the development of detective fiction, between approximately 1840 and 1900. It argues that these two Victorian developments were closely interrelated, and that each had significant impacts on the other which has hitherto gone …
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Publishing Swinburne; the poet, his publishers and critics
… third and central chapter turns to consider the periodical press, important throughout his career not just for reviewing but also as a very significant medium for publishing poetry. Chapter 4 on marketing looks closely at the business of producing and of selling Swinburne’s output. Finally …
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Popular Magazines in Fascist Italy, 1934 - 1943
… production, format and reception of the popular press in this period. In the interwar years, and in particular from 1934 onwards, innovative printing techniques and production methods transformed the periodical press worldwide. The emergence of new forms of illustrated magazines expanded the …
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Pre-Raphaelitism and the professional ideal : art, criticism, and sexuality
… by the development of a frequently hostile periodical press that insisted on seeing the Pre-Raphaelites as a distinctive group. The third chapter considers how the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood developed professional identities that diverged from the careers of those artists sponsored by the …
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Complex twists of becoming: debates about elementary education in English periodicals, 1833 -1880
… progressive educational ideas and practices expressed in fictionalised representations and non-fiction discourses in English periodicals from 1833 to 1880. The nature and purpose of elementary education featured prominently and constantly in periodicals throughout the nineteenth-century. …
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Fiction as history: an examination of the ideological content of the 19th century novel of manners, with a case study of the portrayal of the ruling class in Anthony Trollope's novels
… context of a literary culture based around the periodical press: fictions are examined as part of that literary culture. Fictional literature is thus seen as a connected part of a system whose functioning was to produce and reproduce the culture and ideology of the time, and specifically with …
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Conservatives, National Politics, and the Challenge to Democracy in Britain, 1931-37
… was disseminated. Elite media, principally the periodical press and scholarly books, continued to flourish in Conservative parliamentary circles at this time. Despite the rise of mass media and Conservative attempts to reach out to a wider public through radio, it was through elite media that …
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Victorian Egyptology and the Making of a Colonial Field Science, 1850-1906
… process of publicising Egyptian fieldwork in the periodical press and in books became a crucial mechanism for erasing the contributions of archaeological labourers and has shaped heroic mythologies of Egyptology that persist today.
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Imagining Great Britain, Europe and the Colonies in the Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure (1747-1814). An Enquiry into the foundation of Britishness
… sense of Britishness turned to the English periodical press. The increasing readership of newspapers played a pivotal role in defining a cohesive British national identity. This thesis examines the emergence of Britishness within a specific monthly periodical, the Universal Magazine of …
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Amazonian Vision: Representations of Women Artists in Victorian Fiction
… diaries and letters, and nineteenth-century periodical press articles. It finds that, in consideration of historical circumstances, the women authors under discussion exercised progressive vision of their own. This vision was surprisingly radical in its early manifestations but often reliant …
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Painting by Mouth: Art, Modernity and Disability. Bartram Hiles (1872-1927)
… Such contexts include medicine and science, the periodical press, agency and support, art and design practice, celebrity culture and the Edwardian artists’ club. The thesis employs discourse and representation but also draws on material and visual cultures of both medicine and art for its …
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Contemporary History and Its Publics in Italy, 1640-1740
… During the seventeenth century, however, the periodical press enabled an unprecedented dissemination of news in Europe. Together, print and manuscript media informed emerging audiences about current and recent affairs, contributing to a sense of ‘information overload’. Encouraged by the …
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Business matters: legal structures, roles, people, and places of the nineteenth-century press - a case study of George Newnes Limited
… the study of nineteenth-century print culture, periodical studies, and media studies by drawing attention to the mutability of the legal structures underpinning the press. It adopts a multi-dimensional, chronotopic, geospatial approach to legal frameworks that emphasizes participation, rather …
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"To keep Christmas well": gender and consumerism in the Age of Industrialization
… print materials (particularly how the press marketed the Christmas tree), and charitable spending—during the Christmas holiday. Christmas had been associated with secularism and indulgent eating long before Victoria’s coronation, but holiday meals took on new meaning during her reign. …
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