Sociocultural Functions of Edwardian Book Inscriptions
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Sociocultural Functions of Edwardian Book Inscriptions
Taking a Multimodal Ethnohistorical Approach
O'Hagan, Lauren Alex
Taylor & Francis Ltd
03/2021
312
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Inglês
9780367896591
15 a 20 dias
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Introduction:
The Sociocultural Lives of Edwardian Book Inscriptions
Chapter 1:
Edwardian Book Inscriptions: Their History, Types, and Patterns of Use
Chapter 2:
Inscribers, Owners, and Readers: Humanizing Edwardian Book Inscriptions
Chapter 3:
Reading Preferences, Attitudes, and Responses: Exploring Book Culture Through Edwardian Book Inscriptions
Chapter 4:
The Materiality of Edwardian Book Inscriptions: A Multimodal Ethnohistorical Perspective
Chapter 5:
Beyond Ownership: The Multifaceted Nature of Edwardian Book Inscriptions
Chapter 6:
Life, Death, and Rebirth: Tracing Edwardian Book Survival Through Inscriptive Evidence
Epilogue:
Rethinking Edwardian Book Inscriptions
The Sociocultural Lives of Edwardian Book Inscriptions
Chapter 1:
Edwardian Book Inscriptions: Their History, Types, and Patterns of Use
Chapter 2:
Inscribers, Owners, and Readers: Humanizing Edwardian Book Inscriptions
Chapter 3:
Reading Preferences, Attitudes, and Responses: Exploring Book Culture Through Edwardian Book Inscriptions
Chapter 4:
The Materiality of Edwardian Book Inscriptions: A Multimodal Ethnohistorical Perspective
Chapter 5:
Beyond Ownership: The Multifaceted Nature of Edwardian Book Inscriptions
Chapter 6:
Life, Death, and Rebirth: Tracing Edwardian Book Survival Through Inscriptive Evidence
Epilogue:
Rethinking Edwardian Book Inscriptions
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Literacy studies;Edwardian;Edwardian Britain;1901 - 1914;Edwardian culture;Twentieth century culture in Britain;History of Reading;History of readership;Book inscription;Bookplate;History of the book trade;Book ownership;Ownership inscription;Inscriptive practices;Author inscription;Gift inscription;Prize inscription;Prototype theory;Multimodality;Class conflict;Semiotics;Young Man;English language arts;RRS Discovery;Edwardian era;Sociopolitical forces;Armorial Bookplates;Ethnohistorical approach;Book Inscriptions;Prize Book;Early 20th Century Britain;Edwardian Society;Book Survival;General Data Protection Regulation;Edwardian Books;Birkbeck Hill;Nostell Priory;Religious Fiction;Gummed Paper;Author Inscriptions;Dip Pen;Working Class Edwardians;Amy Woodforde Finden;Reading Experience Database;Working Class Movement Library
Introduction:
The Sociocultural Lives of Edwardian Book Inscriptions
Chapter 1:
Edwardian Book Inscriptions: Their History, Types, and Patterns of Use
Chapter 2:
Inscribers, Owners, and Readers: Humanizing Edwardian Book Inscriptions
Chapter 3:
Reading Preferences, Attitudes, and Responses: Exploring Book Culture Through Edwardian Book Inscriptions
Chapter 4:
The Materiality of Edwardian Book Inscriptions: A Multimodal Ethnohistorical Perspective
Chapter 5:
Beyond Ownership: The Multifaceted Nature of Edwardian Book Inscriptions
Chapter 6:
Life, Death, and Rebirth: Tracing Edwardian Book Survival Through Inscriptive Evidence
Epilogue:
Rethinking Edwardian Book Inscriptions
The Sociocultural Lives of Edwardian Book Inscriptions
Chapter 1:
Edwardian Book Inscriptions: Their History, Types, and Patterns of Use
Chapter 2:
Inscribers, Owners, and Readers: Humanizing Edwardian Book Inscriptions
Chapter 3:
Reading Preferences, Attitudes, and Responses: Exploring Book Culture Through Edwardian Book Inscriptions
Chapter 4:
The Materiality of Edwardian Book Inscriptions: A Multimodal Ethnohistorical Perspective
Chapter 5:
Beyond Ownership: The Multifaceted Nature of Edwardian Book Inscriptions
Chapter 6:
Life, Death, and Rebirth: Tracing Edwardian Book Survival Through Inscriptive Evidence
Epilogue:
Rethinking Edwardian Book Inscriptions
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Literacy studies;Edwardian;Edwardian Britain;1901 - 1914;Edwardian culture;Twentieth century culture in Britain;History of Reading;History of readership;Book inscription;Bookplate;History of the book trade;Book ownership;Ownership inscription;Inscriptive practices;Author inscription;Gift inscription;Prize inscription;Prototype theory;Multimodality;Class conflict;Semiotics;Young Man;English language arts;RRS Discovery;Edwardian era;Sociopolitical forces;Armorial Bookplates;Ethnohistorical approach;Book Inscriptions;Prize Book;Early 20th Century Britain;Edwardian Society;Book Survival;General Data Protection Regulation;Edwardian Books;Birkbeck Hill;Nostell Priory;Religious Fiction;Gummed Paper;Author Inscriptions;Dip Pen;Working Class Edwardians;Amy Woodforde Finden;Reading Experience Database;Working Class Movement Library
