Titlebook: Nineteenth-Century Media and the Construction of Identities; Laurel Brake,Bill Bell,David Finkelstein Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a divi

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‘A Simulacrum of Power’: Intimacy and Abstraction in the Rhetoric of the New Journalism later moment in his career, he accounts for the refusal of J. T. Delane, the editor of ., to be interviewed for his series ‘Celebrities At Home’ by invoking ‘the old-fashioned theory that the editor of a newspaper should be an impersonal myth’ (Yates 1884, II 168). While such oppositions between ‘p

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A Centre that Would not Hold: Annuals and Cultural Democracyhe appearance of Rudolph Ackermann’s . in 1823 to the thirtieth and final issue of the . in 1857, the annual market was fiercely competitive, with sixty-three gift books making an appearance in 1832 and more than two hundred by the end of the decade.

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A Centre that Would not Hold: Annuals and Cultural DemocracyJon Klancher demonstrates. By ceaselessly mapping interpretive strategies, journals forged a distinctive identity against those above and below them (Klancher 1987, 50–2). This print boom in the early nineteenth century had a tremendous impact on ‘the way knowledge was conceptualized’ (Butler 1993,

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ies, and wastewater treatment. The growth of lightweight ceramics in such applications becomes a motivation in developing the materials using geopolymer technology. With the uniqueness of geopolymer composition and the help of geopolymerization, high-temperature routes are no longer required to prod

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er Partnership in 2000 is too penetrating the academic and decision-maker society. Although the concept of IWRM has a long history of more than 70 years, many critiques of the currently accepted definition have been generated by water scientists. Reconsideration of IWRM from the viewpoint of design