TY - SER AU - Sabrina Baron BT - Studies in Print Culture and the History of the Book CY - Amherst, MA LA - English N1 -

Contents:

Errata lists and the reader as corrector / Ann Blair
Counterfeit printing as an agent of diffusion and change : the French book-privilege system and its contradictions (1498-1790) / Jean-Dominique Mellot
On the threshold : architecture, paratext, and early print culture / William H. Sherman
Moving pictures : Foxe's Martyrs and Little Gidding / Margaret Aston
Humphrey Moseley and the invention of English literature / David Scott Kastan
"On the behalf of the printers" : a late Stuart printer-author and her causes / Paula McDowell
Fixity versus flexibility in "A song on Tom of Danby" and Dryden's Absalom and Achitophel / Harold Love
Reinventing Gutenberg : woodblock and movable-type printing in Europe and China / Kai-wing Chow
Scotland : international politics, international press / Arthur Williamson
Change and the printing press in sixteenth-century Spanish America / Antonio Rodríguez-Buckingham
The southern printer as agent of change in the American revolution / Calhoun Winton
The printing press and change in the Arab world / Geoffrey Roper
Print and the emergence of multiple publics in nineteenth-century Punjab / Vivek Bhandari
"Ki ngā pito e whā o te ao nei" (to the four corners of this world) : Maori publishing and writing for nineteenth-century Maori-language newspapers / Jane McRae
"Little jobs" : broadsides and the printing revolution / Peter Stallybrass
What difference does colonialism make? : reassessing print and social change in an age of global imperialism / Tony Ballantyne
The laser printer as an agent of change : fixity and fluxion in the digital age / Barbara A. Brannon
The cultural consequences of printing and the Internet / James A. Dewar and Peng Hwa Ang
Seeing the world in print / Robert A. Gross
The printing revolution : a reappraisal / Roger Chartier

PB - University of Massachusetts Press PP - Amherst, MA PY - 2007 SN - 9781558495937 EP - 442 pp. T2 - Studies in Print Culture and the History of the Book TI - Agent of Change: Print Culture Studies after Elizabeth L. Eisenstein ER -