The Literary Web - Table of contents

Johan Svedjedal, The Literary Web: Literature and Publishing in the Age of Digital Production. A Study in the Sociology of Literature, Acta Bibliothecæ Regiæ Stockholmiensis, LXII (Stockholm: Kungl. Biblioteket, 2000)

Contents

Acknowledgements

7

Introduction

9

1.

The Book Dethroned

17

 

Books and the Media Revolutions

17

 

The Gutenberg Capacity

26

 

Railroads

34

 

Electricity

38

 

Radio

42

 

The Internet – Change Revisited

45

2.

With No Direction Home

49

 

Dimensions of Textuality

49

 

From Texts to Hyperworks

51

 

Suspense and Curiosity – the Double Helix of Narrative

63

 

Temporary Structures in "The Speckled Band"

78

 

Temporal Structures and Multisequentiality

83

 

Hyperreading and Zap Reading

88

3.

Busy Being Born or Busy Dying?

93

 

Beyond the Book

93

 

Books and Other Media

96

 

Authors and Publishers

100

 

Literary Responsitivity and the Unspoken Rules of

111

 

Publishing

 

 

Functions in Publishing

114

 

Functions in Other Professions in the Book Trade

120

 

Beyond the Book Chain: a New Model of Functions

125

 

in the Book Trade

 

4.

Something Old, Something New

133

 

Quality Control

133

 

Publishing on the Internet

135

 

Print On Demand – Cheaper Printing or Publishing

141

 

Somebody You Love?

 

 

Marketing Publishing – Traditional Publishers and the

149

 

Internet

 

 

Internet Bookshops

152

 

Networking the Net – Links and Conferences

162

5.

Almqvist on the Internet

175

 

Work in Progress

175

 

C. J. L. Almqvist's Collected Works

176

 

The Digitization of a Book Project

178

 

From Editor to Reader

188

 

Other Swedish Critical Editions on the Internet

190

 

Copyright and Freedom of Information – the Net

192

 

Book Disagreement

 

Conclusion

197

Internet Domains

203

Bibliography

205

List of Tables

215

Index

217

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