This article explores the media transfer between books and periodicals by example of historical narratives serialized within the Religious Tract Society’s family magazine Leisure Hour (1852-1905). A look at the travelling of texts and ideas between these two media shows that the RTS not only negotiated media boundaries but operated at the intersection of other categories, such as class and gender, linked to the reputation of the different media as well as modes of representation and approaches to history. In a combination of book history and periodical studies under a historical culture perspective, the article focuses on three case studies: (1) the transition from book into periodical serial and the (re)appropriation of history for a worki...
International audienceWith respect to copyright law, periodicals have followed a different trajector...
Television remains one of today’s most captivating and popular media. As such, its cultural signific...
This essay sets out some of the conceptual and methodological reasons why the historiography of the ...
Book synopsis: This book examines the outbreak of print in late Victorian Britain. It joins categori...
This article focuses on popular historical culture, particularly on how the use of digital mediahas ...
In the nineteenth-century book trade in the UK, the proliferation of the book as a cheap read...
This article intervenes into current debates around genre and textual production in nineteenth-centu...
Using two of Australia’s most prominent quality culture and leisure magazines of the 1920s and 1930...
Academics are now writing histories of individual publishing firms and also collaborative multivolum...
My dissertation investigates the role of intellectual weekly periodicals such as the Nation and Athe...
In recent years, there has been an uptick in scholarship at the intersection of TS and periodical st...
The years between 1815 and 1825 were a period of social and cultural flux. This thesis examines what...
This dissertation explores the cultural functions and effects of magazines at the turn of the centur...
The years between 1815 and 1825 were a period of social and cultural flux. This thesis examines what...
Written culture and literature in the modem era. This article analyses the historical and historio...
International audienceWith respect to copyright law, periodicals have followed a different trajector...
Television remains one of today’s most captivating and popular media. As such, its cultural signific...
This essay sets out some of the conceptual and methodological reasons why the historiography of the ...
Book synopsis: This book examines the outbreak of print in late Victorian Britain. It joins categori...
This article focuses on popular historical culture, particularly on how the use of digital mediahas ...
In the nineteenth-century book trade in the UK, the proliferation of the book as a cheap read...
This article intervenes into current debates around genre and textual production in nineteenth-centu...
Using two of Australia’s most prominent quality culture and leisure magazines of the 1920s and 1930...
Academics are now writing histories of individual publishing firms and also collaborative multivolum...
My dissertation investigates the role of intellectual weekly periodicals such as the Nation and Athe...
In recent years, there has been an uptick in scholarship at the intersection of TS and periodical st...
The years between 1815 and 1825 were a period of social and cultural flux. This thesis examines what...
This dissertation explores the cultural functions and effects of magazines at the turn of the centur...
The years between 1815 and 1825 were a period of social and cultural flux. This thesis examines what...
Written culture and literature in the modem era. This article analyses the historical and historio...
International audienceWith respect to copyright law, periodicals have followed a different trajector...
Television remains one of today’s most captivating and popular media. As such, its cultural signific...
This essay sets out some of the conceptual and methodological reasons why the historiography of the ...