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portada Print for the Pocket. Circulation, Scale, and Nineteenth-Century Imaginaries of the Book
Formato
Libro Físico
Colección
Oxford Studies in American Literary History
Año
2026
N° páginas
224
Encuadernación
Tapa Dura
Dimensiones
23.5x15.6 cm
ISBN13
9780197839218

Print for the Pocket. Circulation, Scale, and Nineteenth-Century Imaginaries of the Book

Madeline Lee Zehnder (Autor) · Oxford University Press Inc · Tapa Dura

Print for the Pocket. Circulation, Scale, and Nineteenth-Century Imaginaries of the Book - Madeline Lee Zehnder

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In Print for the Pocket, Madeline Zehnder examines how nineteenth-century Americans understood a common but often overlooked feature of their publishing landscape: the pocket-sized book. Analyzing archival print artifacts alongside both major and little-known texts, Print for the Pocket argues that the material properties of small, portable books offered Americans conceptual frameworks as well as practical resources for grappling with challenges posed by their country's vast and growing size. During the early nineteenth century, the territorial growth and rapidly expanding population of the United States intensified national anxieties about cultural and social cohesion. For many nineteenth-century commentators, pocket-sized books suitable for carrying close to the body promised both to ease movement across long distances and to choreograph the opinions and embodied behaviors of newly dispersed reading audiences. Reassessing longstanding scholarly associations between increased print circulation and liberal progress, this study of early American print cultures shows how books designed “for the pocket” inspired fantasies as well as practices of nineteenth-century spatial and population management. Its chapters shed light on diverse American reading audiences-from children to soldiers-while illuminating pivotal national sites ranging from the frontier to the Union Army camp. Although rhetoric of the great and vast has dominated understandings of American literature and culture, Print for the Pocket establishes smallness as a concept deserving of fresh critical attention.

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