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Authors Inc. : literary celebrity in the modern United States, 1880-1980
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Authors Inc. : literary celebrity in the modern United States, 1880-1980

Author: Loren Daniel Glass
Publisher: New York : New York University Press, ©2004.
Edition/Format:   Book : EnglishView all editions and formats
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Named Person: Mark Twain; Jack London; Gertrude Stein; Ernest Hemingway; Norman Mailer
Material Type: Internet resource
Document Type: Book, Internet Resource
All Authors / Contributors: Loren Daniel Glass
ISBN: 0814731597 9780814731598 0814731600 9780814731604
OCLC Number: 54446551
Description: xi, 243 p. ; 24 cm.
Contents: Authorial personality in the American field of cultural production --
Celebrity theory and authorial autobiography --
Literary property and the right to privacy --
Modernism, mass culture, masculinity --
Modern consciousness and public subjectivity --
Pronouns, patronyms, publicity --
(Re)collecting the past --
Third person masculine --
Trademark Twain --
The republic of letters --
Betwain two deaths --
Incorporating the author --
Legitimating London --
Plagiarism, primitivism, publicity --
Literary value and class consciousness --
Literature and legitimacy --
Gertrude Stein's money --
The gender of genius --
Funny money --
The death of genius --
Being ernest --
The author vs. the audience (misogyny) --
The author vs. himself (homophobia) --
The author vs. the biographer (death) --
The author reborn? (androgyny) --
The Norman Conquest --
Declaration : first among equals --
Engagement : the third man --
Defeat: the second sex --
Executing the author.
Responsibility: Loren Glass.
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