Author: McLaughlin, Kevin
Title: Writing in Parts: Imitation and Exchange in Nineteenth-Century Literature
Description: Stanford, Stanford University Press, 1995. orig.cloth. 22x14cm, xii,186 pp. Minor rubbing. VG. dustwrapper. ¶ Contents: Citing Fetishism: Literary Mass Culture & the Example of Marx; Ruining Literature: Journalism & the Framework of 'The Human Comedy': Impersonating the "Culture Industry": Journalism in 'Lost Illusions'; The Limits of Frame: "Avant-Propos"; The Rule of Measure: "The Unknown Masterpiece"; Genius & Heterodoxity : 'Louis Lambert'; On Benjamin's " Collector"; Text Collecting: Dickens, From Boz to Pickwick: Boz Art; Writing in Parts; 'The Pickwich Papers'; Collecting the Collector: Conclusion: After Mimesis: Semiotic History in Benjamin.

Keywords: Literary Criticism, Comparative, French Literature, English Journalism, Charles Dickens, Honore de Balzac, Serialized Fiction, Publishing History, Influence Imitation