دانلود کتاب Women's Periodicals and Print Culture in Britain, 1690-1820s: The Long Eighteenth Century

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List of Figures and Plates\nIntroduction: Women and the Birth of Periodical Culture\nPart I Learning for the Ladies\n Learning for the Ladies: Introduction\n 1 Periodicals and the Problem of Women’s Learning\n 2 Discontinuous Reading and Miscellaneous Instruction for British Ladies\n 3 Constructing Women’s History in the Lady’s Museum\n 4 Vindications and Reflections: The Lady’s Magazine during the Revolution Controversy (1789–1795)\nPart II The Poetics of Periodicals\n The Poetics of Periodicals: Introduction\n 5 Dunton and Singer after the Athenian Mercury: Two Plots of Platonic Love\n 6 Women’s Poetry in the Magazines\n 7 ‘A lasting wreath of various hue’: Hannah Cowley, the Della Cruscan Affair, and the Medium of the Periodical Poem\n 8 The Lady’s Poetical Magazine and the Fashioning of Women’s Literary Space\nPart III Periodicals Nationally and Internationally\n Periodicals Nationally and Internationally: Introduction\n 9 Protesting the Exclusivity of the Public Sphere: Delarivier Manley’s Examiner\n 10 ‘A moral paper! And how do you expect to get money by it?’: Lady Mary Wortley Montagu and Journalism\n 11 Eliza Haywood’s Periodicals in Wartime\n 12 German Women’s Writing in British Magazines, 1760–1820\n 13 Travel Writing and Mediation in the Lady’s Magazine: Charting ‘the meridian of female reading’\nPart IV Print Media and Print Culture\n Print Media and Print Culture: Introduction\n 14 ‘[L]et a girl read’: Periodicals and Women’s Literary Canon Formation\n 15 Reviewing Women: Women Reviewers on Women Novelists\n 16 Reviewing Femininity: Gender and Genre in the Late Eighteenth- and Early Nineteenth-Century Periodical Press\n 17 ‘Full of pretty stories’: Fiction in the Lady’s Magazine (1770–1832)\n 18 ‘This Lady is Descended from a Good Family’: Women and Biography in British Magazines, 1770–1798\n 19 Suitable Reading Material: Fandom and Female Pleasure in Women’s Engagement with Romantic Periodicals\nPart V Theorising the Periodical in Text and Practice\n Theorising the Periodical in Text and Practice: Introduction\n 20 The Ladies Mercury\n 21 John Dunton’s Ladies Mercury and the Eighteenth-Century Female Subject\n 22 Frances Brooke, Editor, and the Making of the Old Maid (1755–1756)\n 23 Eyes that Eagerly ‘Bear the Steady Ray of Reason’: Eidolon as Activist in Charlotte Lennox’s Lady’s Museum\n 24 ‘[T]o cherish Female ingenuity, and to conduce to Female improvement’: The Birth of the Woman’s Magazine\n 25 The Woman behind the Man behind the World: Mary Wells and the Feminisation of the Late Eighteenth-Century Newspaper\nPart VI Fashion, Theatre, and Celebrity\n Fashion, Theatre, and Celebrity: Introduction\n 26 Advertising Women: Gender and the Vendor in the Print Culture of the Medical Marketplace, 1660–1830\n 27 Theatrical, Periodical, Authorial: Frances Brooke’s Old Maid (1755–1756)\n 28 Fast Fashion: Style, Text, and Image in Late Eighteenth-Century Women’s Periodicals\n 29 Magazine Miniatures: Portraits of Actresses, Princesses, and Queens in Late Eighteenth-entury Periodicals\n 30 Fashioning Consumers: Ackermann’s Repository of Arts and the Cultivation of the Female Consumer\nAppendix\nNotes on Contributors\nIndex