New directions in American reception study

Introduction: Reception Study: Achievements and New Directions, Philip Goldstein and James L. Machor. I. (Re)Theorizing Reception Study. "Understanding an Other: Reading as a Receptive Form of Communicative Action", Patrocinio Schweickart. "Judging and Hoping: Rhetorical Effects of Re...

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Otros Autores: Goldstein, Philip (-), Machor, James L.
Formato: Libro electrónico
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press 2008.
Colección:EBSCO Academic eBook Collection Complete.
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  • Understanding an other: reading as a receptive form of communicative action / Patrocinio Schweickart
  • Judging and hoping: rhetorical effects of reading about reading / Steven Mailloux
  • Activating the multitude: audience powers and cultural studies / Jack Bratich
  • Habitus clivé: aesthetics and politics in the work of Pierre Bourdieu / Tony Bennett
  • The American reception of Melville's short fiction in the 1850s / James L. Machor
  • Placing readers at the forefront of nowhere: reception studies and utopian literature / Kenneth M. Roemer
  • Richard Wright's Native son: from naturalist protests to modernist liberation and beyond / Philip Goldstein
  • Main street reading Main street / Amy L. Blair
  • Learning from Philistines: suspicion, refusing to read, and the rise of dubious modernism / Leonard Diepeveen
  • Reception and authenticity: Danny Santiago's Famous all over town / Marcial González
  • Discourses in dialogue: the reception of Alix Kates Shulman's Memoirs of an ex-prom queen / Charlotte Templin
  • The power of recirculation: scrapbooks and the reception of the nineteenth-century press / Ellen Gruber Garvey
  • Accuracy or fair play? complaining about the newspaper in early twentieth-century New York / David Paul Nord
  • Sentiment without tears: Uncle Tom's cabin as history in the 1890s / Barbara Hochman
  • Kiss me deadly: cold war threats from Spillane to Aldrich, New York to Los Angeles, and the mafia to the H-bomb / Janet Staiger
  • Textual poaching or gamekeeping? a comparative study of two Six feet under fan forums / Rhiannon Bury
  • Political talk and the flow of ambient television: women watching Oprah in an African American hair salon / Andrea Press and Camille Johnson-Yale
  • What's the matter with reception study? some thoughts on the disciplinary origins, conceptual constraints, and persistent viability of a paradigm / Janice Radway
  • The reception deception / Toby Miller.