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Preface: A Phenomenology of the Book
Introduction: Toward a Reader-Based Literary History
Chapter 1. The Presence of the Text Chapter 2. Devotional Steady Sellers and the Conduct of Reading Chapter 3. Ritual Fasting Chapter 4. Ritual Mourning Chapter 5. Race, Literacy, and the Eliot Mission
Notes Bibliography Index Acknowledgments
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Kevin Wright
reviewed The Pilgrim and the Bee: Reading Rituals and Book Culture in Early New England on December 17, 2019 The Pilgrim and the Bee: Reading Rituals and Book Culture in Early New England
I got a good amount of info from this book and was glad I read it, but the setup is a little weird. Some stories are repeated a lot and stories from the time Harriet was a slave are kind of pushed towards the back and glossed over. So, this is mostly from her time of escape, the Underground Railroad and later life. Not that this isn't plenty of material. I guess there is only a certain amount of info out there and that is what the author had to work with. I just didn't understand the repetition--the book could've had about a third edited out. From what I see, there aren't THAT many books about Harriet and I think this may be among the best of the lot.
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