St. Clair, William
The reading nation in the Romantic period William St Clair - Cambridge, Reino Unido Cambridge University Press 2004 - xxix, 765 páginas 23 cm
Reading and its consequences. -- Economic characteristics of the printed-book industry. -- Intellectual property. -- Anthologies, abridgements, and the development of commercial vested interests in prolonging the obsolete. -- The high monopoly period in England. -- The explosion of Reading. -- The old canon. – Shakespeare. -- Literary production in the romantic period. – Manufacturing. -- Selling, prices, and Access. – Romance. -- Reading constituencies. -- Horizons of expectations. -- ‘Those vile french Piracies’. -- ‘Preparatory schools for the brothel and the gallows’. -- At the boundaries of the reading nation. – Frankenstein. -- North America. -- Reading, reception, and dissemination. -- The romantic poets in the Victorian age. -- The political economy of Reading. – Appendices: Markets, book production, prices, and print runs. -- Intellectual property and textual controls. Custom, law and practice. -- Intellectual property. Rights of authors and performers, anthologies and abridgements. -- Intellectual property. Popular literature, England. -- Book costs, prices, and margins. Romantic period and later. -- The old canon. -- Romantic period. Book production arranged by literary genre. – Periodicals. -- Romantic period. Authors and texts. Publishing histories, prices, print runs, and sales. -- Libraries and reading societies. -- Pirate and radical publishers and publications. – Shakespeare. -- The romantic poets in Victorian times.
9780521699440
Libros y lectura--Aspectos sociales--Historia
Industrias y comercio del libro--Historia
Literatura inglesa--Historia y crítica
Literatura y sociedad--Historia--Inglaterra
Inglaterra--Vida intelectual
028.9 / ST774
The reading nation in the Romantic period William St Clair - Cambridge, Reino Unido Cambridge University Press 2004 - xxix, 765 páginas 23 cm
Reading and its consequences. -- Economic characteristics of the printed-book industry. -- Intellectual property. -- Anthologies, abridgements, and the development of commercial vested interests in prolonging the obsolete. -- The high monopoly period in England. -- The explosion of Reading. -- The old canon. – Shakespeare. -- Literary production in the romantic period. – Manufacturing. -- Selling, prices, and Access. – Romance. -- Reading constituencies. -- Horizons of expectations. -- ‘Those vile french Piracies’. -- ‘Preparatory schools for the brothel and the gallows’. -- At the boundaries of the reading nation. – Frankenstein. -- North America. -- Reading, reception, and dissemination. -- The romantic poets in the Victorian age. -- The political economy of Reading. – Appendices: Markets, book production, prices, and print runs. -- Intellectual property and textual controls. Custom, law and practice. -- Intellectual property. Rights of authors and performers, anthologies and abridgements. -- Intellectual property. Popular literature, England. -- Book costs, prices, and margins. Romantic period and later. -- The old canon. -- Romantic period. Book production arranged by literary genre. – Periodicals. -- Romantic period. Authors and texts. Publishing histories, prices, print runs, and sales. -- Libraries and reading societies. -- Pirate and radical publishers and publications. – Shakespeare. -- The romantic poets in Victorian times.
9780521699440
Libros y lectura--Aspectos sociales--Historia
Industrias y comercio del libro--Historia
Literatura inglesa--Historia y crítica
Literatura y sociedad--Historia--Inglaterra
Inglaterra--Vida intelectual
028.9 / ST774
