Branding Books Across the Ages
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Edited by:
Helleke Braber
, Jeroen Dera , Jos Joosten and Maarten Steenmeijer
Author / Editor information
Helleke van den Braber holds an endowed chair in Patronage Studies at Utrecht University (the Netherlands), and is director of studies of the Department of Literary and Cultural Studies at Radboud University (Nijmegen, the Netherlands), where she coordinates MA programmes in ‘Cultural Policy and Patronage’ and ‘Creative Industries’.Dera Jeroen :
Jeroen Dera is Assistant Professor of Dutch Literature at Radboud University. His research concerns contemporary poetry, literature education, and the relation between literature and the media industries.Joosten Jos :
Jos Joosten is Professor of Dutch Literature at Radboud University. He is a member of the research group SCARAB (Studying Cultural Infrastructure and Reception Across Borders) and has published several articles and books on the theory and practice of literary criticism and book reviewing.Steenmeijer Maarten :
Maarten Steenmeijer is Emeritus Professor of Modern Spanish and Spanish American Literature and Culture at Radboud University, and specializes in reception and translation studies.
Reviews
- Maarten Asscher, Boekman 129 (2021)
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Frontmatter
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Table of Contents
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Introduction
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Cultural Branding in the Early Modern Period
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Telling a Double Story
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A Hero and His History
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From Immorality to Immortality
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Allegories of Branding
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Branding or Excluding?
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Hugo Claus
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One Book’s Brand is Another Book’s Frame
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‘The Most Successful Writer of the Netherlands’
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Young Adults as Branded Readers
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Of Dust and Dollars
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‘This Is What We Share’
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The One Unforgivable Transgression?
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Branding the Open-minded Nation
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Against the Grain
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In Search of the Most Effective Way of Branding
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Index of Names
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