19: Interdisciplinary Studies in the Long Nineteenth Century | Issue: Issue: 3(0) Literature and the Press: 1800 / 1900 (2006)

Issue 3 • 2006 • Literature and the Press: 1800 / 1900

This issue, guest edited by Jo McDonagh and Anna Vaninskaya, opens up some of the questions that periodicals pose across the long nineteenth century.

Articles

Introduction: Literature and the Press: 1800 / 1900

Introduction: Literature and the Press: 1800 / 1900

Josephine McDonagh
Anna Vaninskaya

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Periodical Personae: Pseudonyms, Authorship and the Imagined Community of Joseph Priestley's Theological Repository

Periodical Personae: Pseudonyms, Authorship and the Imagined Community of Joseph Priestley's Theological Repository

Luisa Calè

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Writing in Dissent: Coleridge and the Poetry of the Monthly Magazine

Writing in Dissent: Coleridge and the Poetry of the Monthly Magazine

Felicity James

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Influential Force: Shafts and the Diffusion of Knowledge at the Fin de Siécle

Influential Force: Shafts and the Diffusion of Knowledge at the Fin de Siécle

Matthew Beaumont

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The Journals that Did: Writing about Sex in the late 1890s

The Journals that Did: Writing about Sex in the late 1890s

Anne Humpherys

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We are not Barbarians: Literature and the Russian Émigré Press in England, 1890–1905

We are not Barbarians: Literature and the Russian Émigré Press in England, 1890–1905

Carol Peaker

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Literature and the Press: Afterword

Literature and the Press: Afterword

Laura Marcus

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