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Towards a Literary History: The Ukrainian Australian Literary Field

2020
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CHAPTER III. SCOTT'S WORK AS STUDENT AND EDITOR IN THE FIELD OF LITERARY HISTORY

1907
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Historical Criticism, the Reclamation of Codes, and Repairs to Literary History: The Examples of Fielding and Richardson

Eighteenth-Century Life, 2017
Like other earlier authors, Fielding and Richardson place culturally shared “codes” in their texts and exploit those codes for their readers' instruction and delight. The historical critic uses multiple approaches to reclaim what our ancestors knew and what can enlarge modern knowledge and, thereby, modern pleasure. I here try to reclaim lost classical
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Women's Literary History in Ireland: digitizing The Field Day Anthology of Irish Writing

Women's History Review, 2016
ABSTRACTThis article takes as its main focus the current collaboration between JSTOR and Field Day to digitize all five volumes of The Field Day Anthology of Irish Writing (1991–2002) and make these volumes available and searchable within the existing online JSTOR collection. Its central ambition is to consider the impact of this digital transformation
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Forgotten Writers, Neglected Histories: Charles Reade and the Nineteenth-Century Transformation of the British Literary Field

ELH, 2004
kinds of periodicals should continue to publish their articles anonymously; the adoption of laws about how to define and protect literary property; and the adjudication of economic issues, like how writers should be compensated and who should determine the format and price of new works. By 1900, all of these matters had been addressed, and the literary
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"A sense of wider fields and chances": Towards a literary history of English-Canadian satiric fictions of the nineteenth century.

2009
This dissertation combines literary analysis with genre study and cultural history to trace the evolution of a tradition of nineteenth-century Canadian satiric fiction. Through a close reading of canonical texts examined within the contexts of their production, I analyze the moral, social, and political norms that inform nineteenth-century Canadian ...
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A new approach to literary illustration during the interwar period in France, combining Pierre Bourdieu’s theory of fields and art history

2022
This work-in-progress communication outlines the current status of a research program dealing with literary illustration during the interwar period in France.This research is innovative by two features. It employs a new approach, combining art history and the theory of fields of Pierre Bourdieu.
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Study on the status and meaning of Mirok Li as a writer in exile in the field of a literary history education

Korean Association For Learner-Centered Curriculum And Instruction, 2018
YoungHui Jin, Jiyoung Han
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Literary field and noble principle. The story of a transformation according to the History of the Académie française (1653, 1729)

Cet article s'intéresse à la manière dont le champ littéraire a été pénétré, durant le XVIIe siècle, par le "principe de noblesse", soit un principe d'excellence justifiant la domination sociale. A partir de l'étude de l'histoire en deux volets de l'Académie Française (Pellisson puis l'abbé d'Olivet), il s'applique à prendre en charge dans l’analyse du
Marraud, Mathieu, Haddad, Elie
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Literary History as a Power Field : A Study on the Gap of Meiji Literature and Meiji Literary History

Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature, 2015
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