Linda K.Hughes and Michael Lund offer a new approach to the study
of installment literature by showing how it embodied a view of life
intrinsic to Victorian culture. They examine how the serial format
(a continuing story over an extended time with enforced
interruptions) affected the ways Victorian audiences interpreted 16
major works of poetry and fiction. Their findings, based on actual
accounts of Victorian readers, show that Victorian interpretations
were different from those of 20th-century single-volume readings.
These differences suggest that for the Victorians the publishing
format became an essential factor in creating meaning and that
effects of this publishing format have been neglected in the
20th-century.
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