Print Culture in the Americas
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2011
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Rice University
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This course includes modules discussing the print materials surrounding slavery and abolition, the plagiarism of historical materials, historical advertisements, and the circulation of texts throughout the Americas. It could also supplement sections such as the U.S. Civil War, and the emergence of the U.S. as a world power AP history and literature curricula. The themes of this course include historiography, American diversity, American identity, culture, race relations, reform, globalization, and slavery and its legacies.
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CONTENTS: Chapter 1 Plagiarism in Historical Texts -- Chapter 2 El plagio en textos histicos -- Chapter 3 Introduction to a ten pesos Mexican banknote -- Chapter 4 Introduccion a un billete mexicano de diez pesos -- Chapter 5 Historical Spanish Advertisements for the Language Classroom -- Chapter 6 Anuncios histicos para la clase de espanol -- Chapter 7 Slavery, Violence, and Exploitation in 19th-Century U.S. Literature -- Chapter 8 José Martí: A Letter to the Board of Advisors for Key West -- Chapter 9 José Martí: Carta al Cuerpo de consejo de Key West -- Index of Keywords and Terms
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Seglie, AnaMaria, Gauthereau-Bryson, Lorena and Ledoux, Cory. "Print Culture in the Americas." (2011) Rice University: https://hdl.handle.net/1911/113144.
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