通过流行的维多利亚期刊保存知识:便士杂志和伦敦新闻画报的检查,1842-1843

Toni Weller
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对于维多利亚时代的人来说,就像我们一样,信息和知识正以一系列复杂的方式被使用和操纵,以出售、告知和代表一个文化上流动和动态的信息社会。基于对1842年5月至1843年5月12个月期间英国《便士杂志》(Penny Magazine)和《伦敦新闻画报》(IllustratedLondon News)每期的详细实证研究,本文认为,当时对这种活力有强烈的认识。Penny杂志和ILN都接受了保存知识的想法,他们自己成为保存过程的一部分,有意识地努力成为参考对象和历史记录。与这种出版物在很大程度上是维多利亚出版界的短暂产品的观念相反,本文认为《便士杂志》和ILN对知识的广泛保存和引用以及广泛传播做出了贡献,并反映了对知识的渴望,并且他们在编辑工作中取得了实质性和显著的成功。
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Preserving Knowledge Through Popular Victorian Periodicals: An Examination of The Penny Magazine and the Illustrated London News, 1842–1843
Abstract For the Victorians, just as for us, information and knowledge were being used and manipulated in a complex series of ways to sell, to inform, and to represent a culturally fluid and dynamic information society. Based upon a detailed empirical study of every weekly issue of the British Penny Magazine and the IllustratedLondon News (ILN) for a period of twelve months between May 1842 and May 1843, this paper argues that there was a strong contemporary awareness of this dynamism. Both The Penny Magazine and the ILN embraced the idea of preserving knowledge by themselves becoming part of the process of preservation, in a conscious effort to become objects of reference and of the historical record. In contrast to the notion that such publications were largely ephemeral products of the Victorian publishing world, it is suggested in this paper that The Penny Magazine and the ILN contributed to, and reflected the desire to see, knowledge popularly preserved and referenced as well as popularly disseminated, and that they had a substantial and significant degree of success in their editorial efforts.
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