In this ground-breaking interdisciplinary study, Hugo Bowles tells the story of Dickens's stenographic journey from his early encounters with the 'despotic' shorthand symbols of Gurney's Brachygraphy in 1828 to his lifelong commitment to shorthand for reporting, letter writing, copying, and note-taking.
In this ground-breaking interdisciplinary study, Hugo Bowles tells the story of Dickens's stenographic journey from his early encounters with the 'despotic' shorthand symbols of Gurney's Brachygraphy in 1828 to his lifelong commitment to shorthand for reporting, letter writing, copying, and note-taking.
Hugo Bowles is professor of English at the University of Foggia in southern Italy and publishes in applied linguistics and language education. His recent work focuses on stylistics and linguistic approaches to literature and his monograph Storytelling and Drama: Exploring narrative episodes in plays, published by John Benjamin in 2010, was awarded the 2012 Book Prize for Linguistics by the European Society for the Study of English (ESSE).
Inhaltsangabe
Prologue 1: Gurney and Sons 2: The Devil's Handwriting 3: Despotic Reading 4: The Stenographic Mind 5: Reporting 6: PKWK 7: Plays of the Pen 8: Stenographic Literacy Epilogue
Prologue 1: Gurney and Sons 2: The Devil's Handwriting 3: Despotic Reading 4: The Stenographic Mind 5: Reporting 6: PKWK 7: Plays of the Pen 8: Stenographic Literacy Epilogue
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