The Reading Revolution

Pauls Daija

The Reading Revolution

Pauls Daija

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This chapter follows the significant transformations in reading habits of Latvians that took place in the 1840s and 1850s. These changes are comparable to the processes that characterize German- speaking countries from the last quarter of the eighteenth century onward and have been designated as ‘the reading revolution.’ This period is marked by a move away from the tradition of intensive reading to that of extensive reading, pointing towards a democratization of reading and also indicating the growing importance of secular texts in Latvian society.

Oriģinālvaloda	Angļu
Rīkotāja publikācijas nosaukums	A New History of Latvian Literature
Rīkotāja publikācijas apakšnosaukums	The Long Nineteenth Century: Volume 29
Publikācijas vieta	Berlin
Izdevējs	Peter Lang
Lapas	87-104
Lapu skaits	18
Sējums	29
ISBN (Elektroniski)	9783631856246
ISBN (Drukātā versija)	9783631862025
Publikācijas statuss	Publicēts - 1 janv. 2022

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