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1 | Introduction: the practice and representation of reading in England | 1 |
2 | 'Let him read the Satires of Horace': reading, literacy and grammar in the twelfth century | 22 |
3 | Into his secret chamber: reading and privacy in late medieval England | 41 |
4 | The place of reading in the English Renaissance: John Dee revisited | 62 |
5 | Reading and the technology of textual affect: Erasmus's familiar letters and Shakespeare's King Lear | 77 |
6 | The editor as reader: constructing Renaissance texts | 102 |
7 | Popular verses and their readership in the early seventeenth century | 125 |
8 | The physiology of reading in Restoration England | 138 |
9 | 'In the even my wife read to me': women, reading and household life in the eighteenth century | 162 |
10 | From promotion to proscription: arrangements for reading and eighteenth-century libraries | 175 |
11 | Provincial servants' reading in the late eighteenth century | 202 |
12 | Reconstructing the reader: prescriptions, texts and strategies in Anna Larpent's reading | 226 |
13 | Women, men and the reading of Vanity Fair | 246 |
14 | A pulse of 124: Charles Dickens and a pathology of the mid-Victorian reading public | 263 |
Bibliography | 291 | |
Index | 298 |
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