Remediating the Past: Doing "Periodical Studies" in the Digital Era.

In this article, author talks about the impact of recent developments and debates in periodical research on the daily life of people. Topics discussed include implications of the digital age from the perspective of the generation, formation of academic fields and the impact of the large-scale digiti...

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Publicado en:English Studies in Canada Vol. 41; no. 1; pp. 19 - 40
Autor principal: DiCenzo, Maria
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Publicado: English Studies in Canada Mar2015
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