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Miscellanies: Dialogism in the Periodical,d the bringing together of materials from different sources. It was first used, in the sense of a volume composed of such pieces in 1707. According to the . (1989, IX, 1850 and 1852), the word’s use to describe a type of magazine appears in 1731, apropos of the . The Irish miscellany inclines to mis

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Little Magazines: Counter Cultures,1970) to elaborate productions such as . edited by James Liddy and Liam O’Connor from 1963 to 1965, the little magazine is a characteristic phenomenon of the postrevolutionary period. According to the . (1989, VIII, 1040–44), “l(fā)ittle” has been “used with an implication of endearment or depreciation

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Periodicals in Wales: Shifting Genres, a unique process of historical imprinting. The little magazines that appear in Wales from the 1930s onward tend to migrate from little magazine formats into serious reviews or miscellanies. One influence is the weight of the historical models that precede them. Welsh periodicals began to be produce

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Little Magazines: Counter Cultures,it can denote triviality, with a pejorative sense of “contemptible; little-minded.” The word can carry emotive connotations, as in “Little-Englander” or “the little man,” signifying a David opposed to a Goliath. Its first application to magazines is in San Francisco in 1900.

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