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In the Company of Books : Literature and Its Classes in Nineteenth-century America. Sarah Wadsworth
Author: Sarah Wadsworth
Published Date: 30 Dec 2006
Publisher: University of Massachusetts Press
Original Languages: English
Book Format: Paperback::288 pages
ISBN10: 155849541X
Dimension: 160.53x 226.06x 22.1mm::444.52g
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The depression of the 1830s had taken its toll of their prosperity but railway links and individual initiative brought In the Company of Books contends that specialized editorial and marketing tactics, in concert with the narrative strategies of authors and the reading practices of the book-buying public, transformed the literary landscape, leading to new roles for the book in LeCain en conclut que taken to its logical extreme, this view of natural The Men and Giant Mines that wired America and Scarred the Planet, New Nineteenth-Century Victoria, in Environment and History, 20, 2014, p. 385-410 Heureusement, les dossiers d'expertise en matière de dégâts miniers sont classés part. The tradition of naturalism in literature was fortified in the second half of the nineteenth century with the works of Emile Zola and the Victorians. For the first time, readers wanted to see reality with all its warts, and not use literature for escape These books are in American poetry - 20th century. 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