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Aliakbari (Ed.), Comparative Print Culture INDEX1 NUMBERS AND SYMBOLS Aghayean, 67 1930s, 85 Ahenakew, Edward, 17, 230, 232–234, 236, 238, 239 Ahmaddiya movement, 168 A Akçura, Yusuf, 71 The abolitionist movement, 129 Akutagawa, Ryūnosuke, 191 The abolition of slavery (1865), 125 Alabama, 135 Advertising, 56, 197 The Alarming News from Russia, 8, 107 Aesthetics, 14 Album of Caliban, 16 Afghanistan, 7 Ali, Hüseyinzade, 71 African-American cookbooks, 11 Allen, 176 African-American intervention, 1 All India Women’s Conference African Americans, 123 (1926), 179 African book histories, 5 Alphabetical literacy, 17, 226 African heritage, 136 Alpomis, 77 African newspapers, 13 Alterity, 11, 19 African women, 12 Alternate modern, 12 women readers, 158 Alternate vision, 15 women’s written literature, 12, 146 Alternative African modernity, 13 Ağaoğlu, Ahmet, 70, 71, 75 Alternative literacies, 228 Agency, 139 Alternative literary modernities, Age of Consent Act of 1891, 180 1, 15, 19 1 Note: Page numbers followed by ‘n’ refer to notes. © The Author(s) 2020 245 R. Aliakbari (ed.), Comparative Print Culture, New Directions in Book History, https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-36891-3 246 INDEX Alternative literary print Asturian insurrection, 91 modernization, 9 Audiences, 5 Alternative modernities, 10, 12, 16, Australia, 1, 42 19, 130, 159 The Australian Woman’s Mirror, 5, 45 Alternative or dissenting African Authors, 14, 213 modernity, 146 Authorship, 220 Alternative print cultural practice, 159 Avant-garde, 1, 83, 205 Alternative print modernity, 16 art and mass culture, 100 Alternatives, 3, 11, 20, 118 experimentation, 91 The American Anti-Slavery Society, poetry, 84 125 Azerbaijan, 1, 62, 64, 64n5, 71, American exemplars, 6 75–79, 75n17 Anatolia, 64, 71, 74 Azerbaijani folklore, 76 Anderson, Benedict, 5, 167 Azeri, 7, 68 Anglo-American academic models, 2 Azeri folklore, 65 Anti-Black racism, 12 Azeri nationalist movement, 76 Anticlericalism, 212 Azeri press, 77 Anticlerical pornography, 212–214 Azeri Turkish, 78 Antifascist struggle, 91 Anxiety, 189 Appleton, Nathan, 128 B Arab, 4 Bābak-e Khorrami, 76 Arabic, 4 Baghirov, Mir Jafar, 77 Archaism, 3 Baku, 62, 77 Archival examination, 17 Balkans, 7 Area studies, 2 Bandit, 61–79 Argentina, 1, 83 Bandit-Minstrel, 67 Aristocracy, 212 The Bantu World, 12, 143 Armenians, 63–65, 67, 67n7, 74, Başgöz, Ilhan,̇ 74 75n16 Baudelaire, Charles, 10 Art, 49 Beecher, Catharine E., 129n10 Articulations of modernity, 187 Beetham, Margaret, 44 Art Nouveau, 196 Beijing, 112 Arya Samaj, 168 Bengali, 14 Asahi Shinbun, 191 Benjamin, Walter, 10 Asia, 4 Bernice Loft Winslow, 237 Aşıks, 66 Besant, Annie, 180 Assimilation, 17 Bharat Stri Mahamandal, 179 Assimilation of Indigenous peoples, 232 Bibliography, 109 Association of Hunan Students Black female essayists, 13 Studying Abroad in Japan, 112 Black female writers, 12 Association of Jiangsu Students “Black Hawk,” 234 Studying Abroad, 112 Black illiteracy, 138 INDEX 247 Blacks, 124 Caucasus, 64, 68, 74, 78, 79 Black subjectivity, 11 Celali, 74, 75n16 Boccaccio, Giovanni, 211, 218 Çelebi, Evliya, 75n16 Bolivian-Paraguayan War, 96 Celebrity authors, 197 Bolu, 62, 75n16 Central Asia, 63 Book, 213 Chance Encounters with Beautiful culture, 4 Women, 109 history, 2, 17 Charleston, South Carolina, 128 for men, 214 Chaudhurani, Sarala Debi, 178 Bookism, 17 Cheap brochures, 209 Bookstore, 217 Cherniack, Susan, 28 Boratav, Pertev Naili, 64n4, 66, 67n7, Chia, Lucille, 28 73, 74, 74n14, 76 China, 1 Boston, 126 partition, 107, 111 Bourgeois, 1, 208 Chinese, 105 Bourgeois modernity, 12 Chinese New Fiction, 8 Bourgeois self, 220 Chinese public sphere, 107 Boxer Rebellion, 113 Chodźko, Alexander, 64n5, 65–69, 79 Brazil, 1, 16, 208 Chrestien LeClercq, 228 Brazilian, 213, 216 Christian missionary writings, 13 Brazilian literary, 16 Chronicle, 7, 83 Brochures, 211 Church, 213 Brown, E.K., 232 Circulating Libraries, 16n5 Buck, Ruth, 234 Circulation, 5, 17, 48 Buenos Aires, 8, 94 Citizenship, 8 Bushidō, 189 The Civil War, 125 Butler, Josephine, 180 Civil War Amendments, 139n21 Clandestine editions, 209 Clandestine publications, 214 C Classicism, 2 Cai Yuanpei, 115 Cleland, John, 212 Campbell, Tunis G., 11, 127 Close textual readings, 19 Canada, 1, 42 Coimbra, 213 fictive ethnicity, 240 Cold War, 9 Canadian print culture, 225 Collectivity, 19 Canon, 198 Colonialism, 11 Canonization, 1, 19 Colonial modernity, 3, 153 The Canterbury Tales, 218 Comedy, 220 Capitalism, 127 Commercial books, 125 Carpenter, Mary, 177 Commercialized, 210, 220 Carter, David, 42 Commercialized literature, 16 Catholic, 208 Commercial magazines, 5 248 INDEX Commercial media, 10 D Commercial presses, 170 Danger, 48 Commercial print culture, 6 De Man, Paul, 13 Communication, 9 de Saint-Exupéry, Antoine, 95 Communist modernization, 7 De Weerdt, Hilde, 28 Communist Party, 90 Decameron, 214 Comparatism, 18 Deconstruct, 19 Comparative, 4, 18 Dede Korkut, 77 Comparative literature, 2 Department of Indian Affairs, 229, Comparative print culture, 1, 19 230, 232 Comparativist, 13 Deskaheh, 237 Comparison, 5, 19 Destan, 62, 64, 73, 74, 77n19, 78 Confucian, 111 Diaspora, 11 Conor, Liz, 43 Discourse, 11 Conservative periodicals, 208 Dissemination, 16 Consumer, 210 Distinctive, 18 Consumerism, 6 Distribution networks, 12 Contested modernity, 134 Distributors, 14 Contests, 13 Divergent, 18 Context, 11 Diversification, 4 Contextual examinations, 11 Domestics, 126 Contributor, 12 Dora Msomi, 13 Cooke, Charles A., 17, 230, 237, 239 The Dream of a New Year, 110, 115 Cookbooks, 123, 125 Durkheim, Émile, 9 Coolidge, 131 Dystopian, 114 Cooper, James Fenimore, 226, 229 Co-opt, 189 Cosmopolitan centres of Europe, 46 E Cosmopolitan Hinduani (Ram), 14 Early print cultures, 16n5 Cosmopolitanism, 100, 173, 182 East Asia, 10n3 Coterie journals, 191 East-West transculturation, 7 Counter-colonialism, 6 Economic class, 18 Counter-colonial literary, 6, 17 Economy, 11 A counter-narrative, 125 Edition, 215 Covent Evenings, Voluptuousness: 14 Editor, 12 Gallant Tales, 16 Editorials, 8, 107, 209 Cree Monthly Bulletin, 234 Edo period, 16n5 Cree Monthly Guide, 235 Education, 12 Cree syllabics, 234, 235 Education of Indigenous peoples, 228 Cuisine, 137 Egyptian, 4 Cultural capital, 189 Eisenstein, Elizabeth L., 3, 167 Cultural flows, 166 Ekrem, Recaizade Mahmut, 70, 72 Cultures of print, 5, 11 Elitist, 220 INDEX 249 Ellen Pumla Ngozwana, 13 Folk poetry, 64n5 Endogenous modernization, 3, 6, 17 Food, 125 Enpon, 195 Formats, 19, 214 Entertainment, 49 Frames, 20 Equal rights, 139 France, 214 Erotica, 1 Francis, C. S., 128 Eroticized, 218 Free, 128 Erotic literature, 16 Free-thinking, 212 Ersoy, Mehmet Ākif, 72 French, 7 Euro-Canadian colonial settler French Enlightenment, 13 literature, 17 The Future of New China, 105, 109 Eurocentric, 5 Europe, 3, 208 European colonial contact, 17 G European modernity, 9 Genç Kalemler, 71 European realist novel, 220 Gendai Nihon Bungaku Zenshū (現代 Evans, James, 228 日本文学全集, Complete Works Evolution, 19 of Contemporary Japanese Experts, 139 Literature), 199 Exploitation, 96 Gender, 11, 13, 15, 18, 132, 146 Gender hierarchies, 6 Genres, 19 F Georgian, 65, 74 Faiz, Faiz Ahmed, 13 Gerson, Carole, 42 Fasana-i Azad (Sarshar), 14 Ghana, 5 Felski, Rita, 41 Ghazal, 13 Female-oriented alternative literary Glamour, 48 modernity, 6 Globalization, 9 Female-oriented public sphere, 146 Global South, 2 Feminine/femininity, 12, 216 Gökalp, Ziya, 70, 73, 75 Ferrier, Carole, 42 Good wives, wise mothers, 193 Fetish, 213 Gore, Christopher, 129 Fiction, 16 Gothic, 219 Fiction Circle, 112 Government-mandated education, 237 “Fictive ethnicity,” 240 Grey Owl, 238 Film, 46 Grove, Shannon Jaleen, 53 Fisher, Abby, 11, 134 Guazi, 114 A Flapper Tragedy: A Short Story of a Guides, 125 Modern Young Miss, 55 Folk literature, 69 Folklore, 62 H Folkloric motifs, 62, 74–75 Habermas, Jürgen, 13, 107, 167 Folk narratives, 69 Haggard, H. Rider (Victorian writer), 5 250 INDEX Hajibeyli (Hajibeyov), Uzeir, 7, 76 Immigrants, 98, 127 Haksthausen, Baron von, 67 India, 1 Hammill, Faye, 43 The Indian Ladies Magazine, 173 Han, 114 “Indian National Library,” 230, 231 Han Yu, 3, 27–35, 31n5, 31n6, 37 Indigenization, 117 Hangzhou, 112 Indigenized, 3 Havana, 216 Indigenous Canadian literature, 17 Hegemonic modernity, 9, 12 Indigenous languages, 228 Hegemony, 19 Indigenous nationhood, 1 Higuchi Ichiyō, 15, 193 Indigenous readership, 228 Hindus, 14 Individualism, 19 Hiratsuka Raichō, 15, 194 Inoue, Tetsujirō, 189 Historical contextualization, 17 I-novels, 191 Historicizes, 11, 16 Intellectual dialectics, 5 Historiographies, 14 Intelligentsia, 15 History of Books, 16n5 Interfusion, 16 History of Indigenous writing in International historical, 11 Canada, 225 Intertextuality, 8, 107 Hobsbawm, Eric, 73n12, 79 Iqbal, Muhammad, 14 The Home, 5, 45 Irish women, 126 Homogeneous, 5 Iwanami Bunko (岩波文庫), 199 Homogenization, 9 Iwanami Shigeo, 195 Homogenizing tendencies, 9 Iwanami Shoten, 15, 195 Hong Kong, 10n3 Hotel, 127 Hotel Keepers, Head Waiters, and J Housekeepers’ Guide (Campbell), 11 Japan, 1, 15, 185 Household employees, 128 Japanese, 15 Housekeeping, 125 Japanese publishing industry, 195 Housekeeping guides, 11, 123, Javed Nama (Iqbal), 14 126–134 Javid, Hüseyin, 76, 77 House Servant’s Directory or, A Jiangsu Journal, 8, 107 Monitor for Private Families Johannesburg, 12 (Roberts), 11 Johnson, E. Pauline, 234, 237, 238 Humanist literatures, 16, 210, 214 Journalism, 83 Journalists, 214 Justice, 126 I Ideal femininity, 149 Idealization of bandits, 73 K Identity-formation, 176 Kaçak Kerem, 76 Idiom, 19 Kaçak Nabi, 76 Illustrated
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