Titlebook: By Its Cover; Modern American Book Ned Drew,Paul Sternberger Book 2005Latest edition Princeton Architectural Press 2005 Book covers.Design.

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M. T. Tyree,C. Caldwell,J. Daintydate to the 1820s, until late in the century they had only been used as protective packaging and tended to be nonpictorial, labeled wrappers with little focus on design. Book jackets began to gain importance in the 1890s with the recognition that they could be a way to attract the attention of poten

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On the Problem of Nonstationary Ion Fluxese of war, racial tension, and political scandal. The volume of truly innovative work in book cover design dropped, the result of a number of factors within the world of publishing, most notably an increasing corporatization of commercial publishers. Small presses like New Directions and Grove, press

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On the Problem of Nonstationary Ion Fluxest a slippage and contingency of meaning that exists in a society barraged by images that seem farther and farther from the real. They sensed that the universal truth and personal expression that modernism seemed to promise were romantic delusions that had been co-opted and defiled by corporate power

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On the Problem of Nonstationary Ion Fluxesy the 1970s, corporate adaptation of the idiom in America had embraced its clarity and cleanliness, but quashed its attempts at meaningful expression. Academic postmodernism attempted to present the world not as a series of essential truths, but as a contradictory array of decentered contingencies i

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Introduction, indeed increased, and print-on-demand technology will likely change the way books are marketed and purchased. But there is something special about the mass-produced book as an object— it is more than just a presentation of the ideas of an author. When a text is published and the book is designed an

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A Union of Function and form,date to the 1820s, until late in the century they had only been used as protective packaging and tended to be nonpictorial, labeled wrappers with little focus on design. Book jackets began to gain importance in the 1890s with the recognition that they could be a way to attract the attention of poten