literature periodicals
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Guides. Catholic Literature. Periodicals Indexes.
Kevin Gunn
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Library Guides: British Literature: Periodicals
Elliott Stevens
235858127
LibGuides. BIO 205: Biological Literature. Periodicals.
Alisha Copley
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Research Guides: Children's Literature: Periodicals
Kara Gold Hollandsworth
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Research Guides: Francophone Literature: Periodicals Indexes
Michael Agnew
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Three Issues on Literature Periodicals
In its developing process,the function and significance of literature periodicals have changed more or less. While its relationship with works,writers and readers remains as decisive and it can not be underestimated.
Zeng Jin
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A New Approach to the Running of Literature Periodicals
Many literature periodicals in difficult position are trying to make some exploration of new ways. Some change the aims of running the periodicals, with their orientations turning to culture and woman themes. Literature periodicals have no way out to face the market. Some return to pure literatur which not only goes along with cultural trends, but also takes up the responsibility to enhance the national spirit. Only through the combination with Internet, through the creation of the multi dimension of literatures, through interaction with the network media, can Literature periodicals extend its influence. Opening of new columns for the demonstration of its characteristics will add life to its innovation. Although editors work hard for new ways, they cannot do anything: the literature is declining. Only through blazing new trails can literature periodicals exist in the market economy.
Wei Xiao-hong
162387926
Popular Literature Periodicals
Hendley W Hall
163080372
Popular Literature Periodicals Once Again
Robert W Galbreath
161638176
Victorian Literature and Periodicals: Mid Victorian Culture Wars and Cultural Negotiations A Graduate Seminar
During the 11 years between the first and second guides to research in Victorian periodicals published by J. Don Vann and Rosemary T. VanArsdel, a sea change occurred. As the above epigraphs indicate, periodicals were earlier seen as essential sources or background material for understanding Victorian literature and history; by the end of the 1980s periodicals were understood to construct, not merely reflect, the culture within which historical events and literary texts took shape. The shift imparts added force to George Saintsbury's assertion in 1896 that the most "distinctive and characteristic" literary genre of the nineteenth century is the periodical (166).1 The importance of "source material" has not, to be sure, been entirely superseded in current research and teaching. Michael Lund and I would have found it difficult to assert the literary and cultural significance of installment literature in The Victorian Serial (1991) without notices of serials published in the weekly press. The reprinting of numerous periodical essays in recent
Linda K Hughes