دانلود کتاب Histories for the Many: The Victorian Family Magazine and Popular Representations of the Past. The "Leisure Hour", 1852-1870

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Table of Contents\nList of Tables\nList of Illustrations\nAcknowledgements\n 1. The Victorian Family Magazine and Historical Culture\n Introduction\n Serialised History in the Leisure Hour, 1852-1860\n Structure of the Study\n Theoretical and Methodological Approaches\nPART I: THE LEISURE HOUR IN THE PERIODICAL MARKETPLACE\n 2. The Leisure Hour and the Disputed Genre of the Family Magazine in the 1850s and 1860s\n First and Second Generation Family Magazines\n Debates on Reading Matter and the Popular Press\n »A New Weekly Magazine«: The Leisure Hour as Intermediary\n New Illustrated Magazines and Changes in the Periodical Market\n 3. History for the Working Man: The Leisure Hour and the London Journal, 1852\n Overview\n Leisure Hour\n London Journal\n 4. Images of History: The Leisure Hour, Good Words and the Cornhill Magazine, 1860\n Overview\n Leisure Hour\n Good Words\n Cornhill Magazine\nPART II: SERIALISING HISTORY IN THE LEISURE HOUR\n 5. Serialising History into and out of the Leisure Hour: The Periodical and Book Transfer\n Non-Fiction Series on the Past in the Leisure Hour and their Book Counterparts\n Case Studies (1): From Book to Periodical\n Case Studies (2): Monthly Parts\n 6. Writing History for the Family Audience: Between Popular and Academic\n Writing on the Past for the Leisure Hour: The Contributors\n John Stoughton: Between Popular and Academic History\n Writing History for the Family Audience: »Shades of the Departed in Old London«\n Continuation, Variation and Negation of Stoughton’s Narrative Pattern\n 7. Conclusion\nAPPENDIX\n Appendix A: Tables\n Appendix B: Excursus – Fictional Series on the Past and Their Book Counterparts\n Appendix C: Contributors on the Past in the Leisure Hour (1852-1870)\n References\n Index