CFP - "Print, Public Readership, and Alternative Literary Modernities​"

CFP for panel at CCLA ACLC @ Congress 2016 Print, Public Readership, and Alternative Literary Modernities Along with the progress of the European Industrial Revolution in the 19th century, literature was commercialized and extensively printed for common readers, popular fiction expanded, and public readership developed all as markers of literary modernity. However, the European literary modernity is not the sole instance of print enculturation and communal readership. For instance, print an..