@book{bibcite_8217,
  editor = {David Paul Nord and Joan Shelley Rubin and Michael Schudson},
  title = {The Enduring Book: Print Culture in Postwar America},
  year = {2009},
  pages = {618 pp.},
  publisher = {University of North Carolina Press},
  address = {Chapel Hill, NC},
  isbn = {9780807832851},
  note = {<ul><li>The enduring book in a multimedia age /; Michael Schudson --;</li><li>The organization of the book publishing industry /; Beth Luey --; </li><li>Book production technology since 1945 /; Patrick Henry --; </li><li>Markets and audiences /; Linda M. Scott --; </li><li>Selling the product /; Laura J. Miller --; </li><li>The right niche : consumer magazines and advertisers /; David Abrahamson and Carol Polsgrove --; </li><li>Wounded but not slain : the orderly retreat of the American newspaper /; James L. Baughman --; </li><li>Government censorship since 1945 /; Donald A. Downs --; </li><li>American copyright law since 1945 /; Marshall Leaffer --; </li><li>U.S. government publishing in the postwar era /; David Paul Nord and John V. Richardson Jr. --; </li><li>Building on the 1940s. </li><li>Section I : A D-Day for American books in Europe : Overseas Editions, Inc., 1944-1945 /; John B. Hench ;; </li><li>Section II : the American Book Publishers Council /; Don Lacy and Robert W. Frase --; </li><li>Editorial vision and the role of the independent publisher /; Dan Simon and Tom McCarthy --;</li><li> Literary culture, criticism, and bibliography. </li><li>Section I : cultures of letters, cultures of criticism /; David D. Hall ; </li><li>Section II : the critical climate /; Harvey Teres ;; </li><li>Section III : bibliography and the meaning of "text" /; David D. Hall --; </li><li>Magazines and the making of authors /; Carol Polsgove --; </li><li>The oppositional press /; James P. Dunky --; </li><li>The black press and radical print culture /; Jane Rhodes --; </li><li>Where the customer is king : the textbook in American culture /; Jonathan Zimmerman --; </li><li>Libraries, books, and the information age /; Kenneth Cmiel --; </li><li>Science books since 1945 /; Bruce V. Lewenstein --; </li><li>U.S. academic publishing in the digital age /; John B. Thompson --; </li><li>The perseverance of print-bound saints : Protestant book publishing /; Paul C. Gutjahr --; </li><li>Bilingual nation : Spanish-language books in the United States since the 1960s /; Ilan Stavans --; </li><li>The enduring reader /; Joan Shelley Rubin --; </li><li>Reading the language of the heart : the "big book" of Alcoholics Anonymous /; Trysh Travis --; </li><li>Books and the media : the Silent spring debate /; Priscilla Coit Murphy --; </li><li>The Chat-An-Hour Social and Cultural Club : African American women readers /; Elizabeth Long --; </li><li>Book collecting and the book as object /; Robert DeMaria Jr. --; </li><li>Valuing reading, writing, and books in a post-typographic world /; David Reinking --; </li><li>Reading the data on books, newspapers, and magazines : a statistical appendix /; Laura J. Miller and David Paul Nord.</li></ul>},
  language = {English},
}