The Oxford history of popular print culture
Subtitle: US popular print culture 1860-1920
By: edited by Christine Bold
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Published: 2012
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 716
ISBN-13: 9780199234066
Subjects: Publishers and publishing; Popular culture; History
Other titles: US popular print culture 1860-1920
Description: Planned nine-volume series devoted to the exploration of popular print culture in English from the beginning of the sixteenth century to the present.
Notes: Includes bibliographies and index.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: pt. I FORMS AND TECHNOLOGIES OF CULTURAL PRODUCTION; title: 1.The Changing Face of Publishing / Mary Saracino Zboray; title: 2.Story Papers / Lori Merish; title: 3.Dime Novels / J. Randolph Cox; title: 4.Nineteenth-Century Reprint Libraries: When a Book Was Not a Book / Lydia Cushman Schurman; title: 5.Newspapers / Jean M. Lutes; title: 6.The Magazine Revolution, 1880; title: 1920 / Berkley Hudson; title: 7.American Advertising: A Poem for Every Product / Mike Chasar; title: 8.Postcard Culture in America: The Traffic in Traffic / Mark Simpson; title: 9.Early Motion Pictures and Popular Print Culture: A Web of Ephemera / Amy Rodgers; title: 10.Internationalizing the Popular Print Marketplace / Norimasa Morita; title: pt. II POPULAR GENRES; title: 11.Labour and Popular Print Culture / Frank Tobias Higbie; title: 12.American Woman's Suffrage Print Culture / Victoria Lamont; title: 13.Religion and Popular Print Culture / Erin A. Smith; title: 14.Juvenile Publications / Deidre Johnson; title: 15.Westerns / Christine Bold; title: Contents note continued: 16.Science Fiction / David Seed; title: 17.The Humour Industry / Michael H. Epp; title: 18.Sensationalism / David M. Stewart; title: 19.Popular Poetry in Circulation / Elizabeth Renker; title: pt. III SITES OF DIFFERENCE AND POWER; title: 20.`To make something of the Indian': Hampton Institute and the Uses of Popular Print Culture / Susan Scheckel; title: 21.`To have the benefit of some special machinery': African American Book Publishing and Bookselling, 1900; title: 1920 / Alisha R. Knight; title: 22.Mexican / American: The Making of Borderlands Print Culture / Kirsten Silva Gruesz; title: 23.The Yellow Claw: The Optical Unconscious in Anglo-American Political Culture / John Kuo Wei Tchen; title: 24.A Transatlantic Sensation: Stanley's Search for Livingstone and the Anglo-American Press / Matthew Rubery; title: 25.Vision of Pacific Destiny: Imperial Geographies in the Overland Monthly, 1898; title: 1900 / Yu-Fang Cho; title: 26.The American Civil War / Will Kaufman; title: Contents note continued: 27.Rough Justice: Crime, Corruption, and Urban Governance / Christopher P. Wilson; title: 28.Jacob Riis and Popularizing the Photography of Class Trauma / Keith Gandal; title: 29.Understanding Readers of Fiction in American Periodicals, 1880; title: 1914 / Charles Johanningsmeier; title: pt. IV APPENDICES; title: 1.Additional Topics and Approaches; title: Advice Manuals and Self-Help Books; title: Detective Fiction; title: Ethnomethodology of Popular Print Culture; title: Literacy; title: Performance and Popular Print Culture; title: Photography and Popular Print Culture; title: Popular History; title: Popular Science; title: Pulp Magazines; title: Scrapbooks; title: Sentimentalism; title: Sports and Popular Print Culture; title: Workers' Autobiographies; title: 2.Archival Resources; title: General Popular Print Culture Resources; title: Advertising; title: African American; title: Asian American; title: Civil War; title: Detective Fiction; title: Dime and Nickel Novels, Reprint Libraries, Early Pulps, Early Comics; title: Early Motion Pictures; title: Ephemera; title: Humour and Cartoons; title: Contents note continued: Juvenile Publications; title: Mexican American; title: Native American; title: Periodicals (Newspapers, Magazines, Story Papers); title: Popular Poetry; title: Postcards and Photographs; title: Publishers' Records; title: Religion; title: Science Fiction; title: Westerns and Wild West Shows; title: Women's Print.; title: Selective chronology 1860-1920; title: Introduction / Christine Bold; title: Part I. Forms and technologies of cultural production : The changing face of publishing / Ronald J. Zborary, Mary Saracino Zboray; title: Story papers / Lori Merish; title: Dime novels / J. Randolph Cox; title: Nineteenth-century reprint libraries: when a book was not a book / Lydia Cushman Schurman; title: Newspapers / Jean M. Lutes; title: The magazine revolution, 1880; title: 1920 / Amanda Hinnant, Berkley Hudson; title: American advertising: a poem for every product / Cary Nelson, Mike Chasar; title: Postcard culture in America: the traffic in traffic / Mark Simpson; title: Early motion pictures and popular print culture: a web of ephemera / Richard Abel, Amy Rodgers; title: Internationalizing the popular print marketplace / Graham Law, Norimasa Morita; title: Part II. Popular genres : Labour and popular print culture / Kathryn J. Oberdeck, Frank Tobias Higbie; title: American woman's suffrage print culture / Mary Chapman, Victoria Lamont; title: Religion and popular print culture / Erin A. Smith; title: Juvenile publications / Deidre Johnson; title: Westerns / Christine Bold; title: Science fiction / David Seed; title: The humour industry / Michael H. Epp; title: Sensationalism / David M. Stewart; title: Popular poetry in circulation / Coleman Hutchison, Elizabeth Renker; title: Part III. Sites of difference and power : `To make something of the Indian': Hampton Institute and the uses of popular print culture / Susan Scheckel; title: 'To have the benefit of some special machinery': African American book publishing and bookselling, 1900; title: 1920 / Alisha R. Knight; title: Mexican / American: the making of borderlands print culture / Kirsten Silva Gruesz; title: The yellow claw: the optical unconscious in Anglo-American political culture / John Kuo Wei Tchen; title: A transatlantic sensation: Stanley's search for Livingstone and the Anglo-American press / Matthew Rubery; title: Vision of Pacific destiny: imperial geographies in the Overland monthly, 1898; title: 1900 / Yu-Fang Cho; title: The American Civil War / Will Kaufman; title: ough justice: crime, corruption, and urban governance / Christopher P. Wilson; title: 28.Jacob Riis and popularizing the photography of class trauma / Keith Gandal; title: Understanding readers of fiction in American periodicals, 1880; title: 1914 / Charles Johanningsmeier; title: Part IV. Appendices : Additional topics and approaches : Advice manuals and self-help books ; Detective fiction ; Ethnomethodology of popular print culture ; Literacy ; Performance and popular print culture ; Photography and popular print culture ; Popular history ; Popular science ; Pulp magazines ; Scrapbooks ; Sentimentalism ; Sports and popular print culture ; Workers' autobiographies; title: Archival resources : General popular print culture resources ; Advertising ; African American ; Asian American ; Civil War ; Detective fiction ; Dime and nickel novels, reprint libraries, early pulps, early comics ; Early motion pictures ; Ephemera ; Humour and cartoons ; Juvenile publications ; Mexican American ; Native American ; Periodicals (newspapers, magazines, story papers) ; Popular poetry ; Postcards and photographs ; Publishers' records ; Religion ; Science fiction ; Westerns and wild west shows ; Women's print.