Grub Street and the ivory tower : literary journalism and literary scholarship from Fielding to the Internet /
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Oxford ; New York :
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1998.
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Table of Contents:
- Fielding, Grub Street, and Canary Wharf / Jenny Uglow
- Coleridge and the uses of journalism / Zachary Leader
- De Quincey and the Edinburgh and Glasgow University circles / Grevel Lindop
- Journalism, scholarship, and the University College London English department / John Sutherland
- Darke conceits : Churton Collins, Edmund Gosse, and the professions of criticism / Valentine Cunningham
- Literature, propaganda, and the First World War : the case of Blackwood's Magazine / David Finkelstein
- 'Crimes of criticism' : Virginia Woolf and literary journalism / Hermione Lee
- TLS in the Second World War and how to fill some gaps in modern British cultural history / Jeremy Treglown
- Critic as journalist : Leavis after Scrutiny / Stefan Collini
- Saving lives : Kenneth Tynan and the duties of dramatic criticism / John Stokes
- 'Between the Saxon smile and Yankee yawp' : problems and contexts of literary reviewing in Ireland / Edna Longley
- What we don't talk about when we talk about poetry : some aporias of literary journalism / Marjorie Perloff
- Teachers, writers / Karl Miller
- Living on writing / Lorna Sage.