Titlebook: Consuming Texts; Readers and Reading Stephen Colclough Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2007 ficti

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,Reworking the Word: Readers and their Manuscript Books, 1695–1730, ‘extensive’. This account of Johnson’s reading life is particularly useful because it demonstrates that an individual could engage in many different forms of reading, whilst at the same time arguing that some forms were better than others. In both private and public statements Johnson urged himself

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Communal Practice and Individual Response: Reading in the Late Romantic Period,kind of collaboration has tended to focus on those groups that included famous authors, such as Keats, Clare and Hunt. By contrast, this chapter focuses on reception as a collaborative process by looking at examples of small groups of non-professional readers that came together to form book clubs an

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Towards a Mass Audience, or, John Clare and the Problem of the Unknown Public,gs to call attention to the complex interpenetration of literate and illiterate communities during the early nineteenth century in order to complicate the picture of dominant reading practices presented in the previous chapter. It then goes on to look at Wilkie Collins’s essay on ‘The Unknown Public

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Die acht Typen des Unternehmerbashings, most commonplace books and miscellanies. However, not all life writing being produced in the period 1695–1750 was as revealing about reading as that produced by Savile in the 1720s. For example, the very structure of the journal kept by William Coe, which records mercies received and sins committed