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Introduction:
What's New About New Media? (complete) 1. Zograscopes,
Virtual Reality, and the Mapping of Polite Society in Eighteenth-Century
England 2. Heads of
State: Profiles and Politics in Jeffersonian America 3. Children
of Media, Children as Media: Optical Telegraphs, Indian Pupils, and Joseph
Lancaster's System for Cultural Replication |
4.
Telegraphy's Corporeal Fictions Katherine Stubbs 5. From Phantom
Image to Perfect Vision: Physiological Optics, Commercial Photography,
and the Popularization of the Stereoscope 6. Sinful
Network or Divine Service: Competing Meanings of the Telephone in Amish
Country (excerpt) 7. Souvenir
Foils: On the Status of Print at the Origin of Recorded Sound |
8.
R. L. Garner and the Rise of the Edison Phonograph in Evolutionary Philology Gregory Radick 9. Scizzoring
and Scrapbooks: Nineteenth-Century Reading, Remaking, and Recirculating 10. Media on
Display: A Telegraphic History of Early American Cinema |