A short study of modern utopian American literature that shows how books were produced, distributed, and consumed in the US during the late nineteenth century, and the ways in which utopian novels written at this time reflected these processes in their imagined futures.
A short study of modern utopian American literature that shows how books were produced, distributed, and consumed in the US during the late nineteenth century, and the ways in which utopian novels written at this time reflected these processes in their imagined futures.
Kevin J. Hayes, Emeritus Professor of English at the University of Central Oklahoma, now lives and writes in Toledo, Ohio. He is the author of numerous books on history, literature, and culture, including A Journey through American Literature and George Washington, A Life in Books, for which he received the George Washington Prize.
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Preface Introduction 1: The Residential Library 2: The Public Library 3: The Idea of Authorship 4: The Newspaper 5: The Printed Page and the Written Word Conclusion
Preface Introduction 1: The Residential Library 2: The Public Library 3: The Idea of Authorship 4: The Newspaper 5: The Printed Page and the Written Word Conclusion
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