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Preface Acknowledgments
1: Tick, Tick, Tick: Chronometric Innovation and Prose Form
2: "In The Fullness of Time": Pepys and His Predecessors
3: "With My Minute Wach in My Hand": The Diary as Time Keeper
4: "To Print My Self Out": Correspondence and Containment in the Spectator and Its Predecessors
5: Travel Writing and the Dialectic of Diurnal Form
6: Diurnal Dialectic in the Western Islands
7: Defoe and Burney: The Unmaking of the Diurnal in the Making of the Novel Epilogue Notes Index
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reviewed Telling time on February 20, 2013 Telling time
I thought it was interesting, and worrisome, that over recent decades, the public assumes political figures are lying and assumes that the press is bias. Sad to see journalism move from providing facts for the public to responding to drama tactics that appeal to the public despite what is true and factual. Whom are we to learn the actual news from?
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