Early American Studies: Fall 2018, Vol. 16.4 Table of Contents

H-SHEAR Early American Studies: Fall 2018, Vol. 16.4 Table of Contents

Discussion published by Paul Chase on Friday, November 9, 2018

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Citation: Paul Chase. Early American Studies: Fall 2018, Vol. 16.4 Table of Contents. H-SHEAR. 11-09-2018. https://networks.h-net.org/node/950/discussions/3054112/early-american-studies-fall-2018-vol-164-table-contents Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License. 1 H-SHEAR

Introduction: Keywords in Early American Literature and Material Texts pp. 579 - 583, Marcy J. Dinius and Sonia Hazard KEY WORDS: Material Texts, Catchwords, Keywords Archive pp. 584 - 590, Danielle C. Skeehan KEY WORDS: Archive, Empire, Queer Theory, Lieutenant Nun, New Spain, Monroe Doctrine, Nineteenth-Century America, Print Networks, Autobiography, Sexuality, Book, Hemispheric, Atlantic Audience pp. 591 - 598,Angel-Luke O’Donnell KEY WORDS: Audience, Reading, Printed Ephemera, Cheap Print, American Revolution, Philadelphia, Non-importation Agreements, Crowd Action, Townshend Duties Author pp. 599 - 606, Joseph Rezek KEY WORDS: History of Authorship, African American Literature, Black Atlantic, Early American Literature, John Marrant, Early American Print Culture, African American Print Culture, Book History, Textual History, Race, History of Print, Religion, Slavery, George Whitefield, Selina Hastings, the Countess of Huntingdon Bodies pp. 607 - 613, Sarah Schuetze KEY WORDS: Embodiment, Bodily, Body, Reading, Sympathy, Health, Disease, Touch, Archive, Cartesian, Corporal, Letter, Passion of the Mind, Medical Bound/Unbound pp. 614 - 620, James N. Green KEY WORDS: Binder, Disbound, Sheets (paper), Sewn, Stitched, Uncut (edges), Boards binding, Trade binding, Quarter bound, Half bound, Vellum, Leather, Stephen Potts, John Locke, Royal Society of London, Library Company of Philadelphia Circulation pp. 621 - 627, Christy L. Pottroff KEY WORDS: Circulation, Distribution, Transmission, Mobility, Information, Remediation, Materiality, Post Office, Racism, Bureaucracy, Collectivity Commerce pp. 628 - 636, Nora Slonimsky KEY WORDS: Commerce, Political economy, Trade, Geography, Maps, Technology, Book trade, Yazoo, Cartography, Information, Communication, Speculation, Hamilton, Morse, Copyright Digitization pp. 637 - 642, Molly O’Hagan Hardy KEY WORDS: Digital humanities, Labor, Gender, Archives, Libraries, Book history, Cataloging, Media archaeology, Bibliography, Technologies of writing, digital resources, institutional histories, research, printing trade, women’s history Document pp. 643 - 647, Matthew P. Brown KEY WORDS: blank forms, paperwork, document, bureaucracy, self-evident, state administration, thing theory, materialism, book history, textual studies, Lisa Gitelman, Bruno Latour, David Levy, David Weinberger Edition pp. 648 - 657, Alexander Mazzaferro KEY WORDS: edition, material textuality, book history, print culture, reset type, novelty, reprint, reproduction, impression, state, title page, genre, heresy, John Winthrop, Antinomian Controversy Editor pp. 658 - 664, Kristina Garvin KEY WORDS: editor, editing practices, female editorship, epistolary novels, Susanna Rowson, periodicals, gossip, Boston Weekly Magazine, women and print culture, gende Erasure pp. 665 - 670, Daniel Diez Couch KEY WORDS: Herman Melville, The London Carcanet (1831), Pierre; or the Ambiguities (1852), sous rature, Jacques Derrida, rubber erasers, deletion, erasure, inscriptions, traces, pencils, legibility Format pp. 671 - 677, Meredith L. McGill KEY WORDS: format, circulation, media, heft, media shift, audience, remediation Genre pp. 678 - 682, Seth Perry KEY WORDS: angelic visions, Betsy Babcock, William Smyth Babcock, genre, prophecy, religion, revelation, rhetoric, scripture, uptake, visionary texts Image pp. 683 - 690, Juliet S. Sperling KEY WORDS: copying, engraving, flap book, harlequinade, illustration, image, immateriality, picture, manuscript, materiality, metamorphic image, metamorphosis, moveable books, Oliver Wendell Holmes, visual culture Inscription pp. 691 - 696, Alan Niles KEY WORDS: inscription, graphology, media, writing, material, epigraphy, postcolonial, pictogram, petroglyph, antiquarian, Cotton Mather, Early America, Native America, indigenous, Dighton Rock Manuscript pp. 697 - 701, Andrew Inchiosa KEY WORDS: Patrick Henry Reason, Rison, African American literature, African American art, antebellum New York, African Free School, Abolition, family history, family papers, Caribbean diaspora, Haitian American, archives, Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture Marginalia pp. 702 - 707, Marcia D. Nichols KEY WORDS: Charles Miegs, College of Physicians of Philadelphia, Elizabeth Nihell, gender, marginalia, material texts, medicine, man-midwifery, obstetrics, physician, reader’s marks Media pp. 708 - 713, Mark Alan Mattes KEY WORDS: media, mediation, intermedia, transmedia, multimedia writing penmanship, matter, materiality, handwriting, orature, inscription, book history, literacy, print Music pp. 714 - 720, Myron Gray KEY WORDS: music, song, print, notation, score, music sheet, sound, performance, orality, literacy, materiality, “Hail Columbia”, Benjamin Carr, “President’s March”, Philip Phile Networks pp. 721 - 727, John J. Garcia KEY WORDS: actor-network theory, bibliography, book trade, communications circuit, digital, female readers, intertextuality, manuscript, networks, New England, Puritanism, seventeenth century, temporality, transatlantic, travel narratives Original/Copy pp. 728 - 732, Alea Henle KEY WORDS: original, copy, print, replication, reproduction, reprint, manuscript, facsimile, material text, transcription, Jared Sparks, William Hill, Ebenezer Hazard Paratexts pp. 733 - 740, Joshua Ratner KEY WORDS: symbiosis, paratext, peritext, epitext, zone of transition, zone of transaction, authorial intention, antebellum publishing practices, Gerard Genette, Washington Irving, John Neal Periodicals pp. 741 - 746, Adam C. Lewis KEY WORDS: periodicals, editing, newspapers, publishing, printing, California, U.S.-Mexican War, Hawaii Press pp. 747 - 755, Marcy J. Dinius KEY WORDS: press, printing, printing press, freedom of the press, freedom of speech, abolition, slavery, mob, Elijah P. Lovejoy, Henry Highland Garnet, David Ruggles, William Lloyd Garrison Reader pp. 756 - 763, Katherine Gaudet KEY WORDS: reader, anthology, miscellany, education, spectator, pedagogy, instruction, discipline, schoolbook, Hamilton Moore, Young Gentleman and Lady’s Monitor, Joseph Addison, literary reader, print culture Space pp. 764 - 776, Steven Carl Smith KEY WORDS: space, cities, towns, New York, publishers, publishing, neighborhoods, residential paterns, geographical information systems, historical GIS, urban history, spatial analysis, David Bruce Subscription pp. 777 - 782, Michael Winship KEY WORDS: subscription, Bible, proposals Technology pp. 783 - 791, Jessica C. Linker KEY WORDS: women, gender, technology, printing, coloring, history of science, botany, book history, material texts, American Medical Botany, Jacob Bigelow Thing pp. 792 - 800, Sonia Hazard KEY WORDS: material culture, evangelicalism, thing theory, American Tract Society, new materialism, posthumanism, material texts, history of reading, reception, bookbinding, reform, book history, daguerrotype photography, Jane Bennett, David Brainerd Translation pp. 801 - 811, A. Zuercher Reichardt KEY WORDS: translation, language, orthography, Iroquois, Mohawk, Joseph Brant, Native Americans, literacy, communication, missionaries, Society for the Propagation of the Gospel