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The Admirer's Tale,
This review is from: The Dynamics of Genre: Journalism and the Practice of Literature in Mid-Victorian Britain (Victorian Literature and Culture Series) (Hardcover)
Dallas Liddle has contributed an absolutely persuasive, strongly supported argument in the form of this book for adopting a Bakhtinian theory of genre for periodical study. As a graduate student working on Victorian periodicals, I appreciated not only the perceptive and detailed close readings but also the overall readability of Liddle's prose. Each chapter is convincing on its own, but as a whole the book is paradigm-shifting. I highly recommend it to anyone seriously interested in how to understand better the Victorian periodical press and its interactions with Victorian Britain's literary genres.
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The Dynamics of Genre: Journalism and the Practice of Literature in Mid-Victorian Britain (Victorian Literature and Culture Series) by Dallas Liddle (Hardcover - January 29, 2009)
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