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Providing A Critical Introduction And Case Studies That Illustrate Cutting-edge Approaches To Periodical Research, This Volume Provides An Overview Of Recent Developments In The Field. The Twelve Chapters Model Diverse Approaches And Methodologies For Research On Nineteenth-century Periodicals. Each Case Study Is Contextualized Within One Of The Following Broad Areas Of Research: Single Periodicals, Individual Journalists, Gender Issues, Periodical Networks, Genre, The Relationship Between Periodicals, Transnational/transatlantic Connections, Technologies Of Printing And Illustration, Links Within A Single Periodical, Topical Subjects, Science And Periodicals, And Imperialism And Periodicals. Each Author Incorporates First-person Accounts Of How They Conducted Their Research That Provide Specific Examples Of How They Gained Access To Primary Sources And The Methods They Used To Analyze The Materials. Introduction: Researching The Nineteenth-century Periodical Press: Case Studies / Alexis Easley, Andrew King, And John Morton -- Researching A Single Journalist: Alfred Austin / John Morton -- Researching Gender Issues: Eliza Cook, Charlotte Cushman, And Transatlantic Celebrity, 1845-5

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Author

Alexis Easley; Andrew King; John S Morton

Publisher

Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group

Published

2017

Language

EN

ISBN

9781409468851

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Literary Fiction, Humanities