Davis, Caroline
The Book in Africa
1. Introduction
David Johnson, Caroline Davis
Part I. From Script to Print
2. Copying and Circulation in South Africa’s Reading Cultures, 1780–1840
Archie L. Dick
3. Printing as an Agent of Change in Morocco, 1864–1912
Fawzi Abdulrazak
4. Between Manuscripts and Books: Islamic Printing in Ethiopia
Alessandro Gori
5. Making Book History in Timbuktu
Shamil Jeppie
Part II. Politics and Profit in African Print Cultures
6. Print Culture and Imagining the Union of South Africa
David Johnson
7. Creating a Book Empire: Longmans in Africa
Caroline Davis
8. From Royalism to E-secessionism: Lozi Histories and Ethnic Politics in Zambia
Jack Hogan, Giacomo Macola
9. Between the Cathedral and the Market: A Study of Wits University Press
Elizabeth Roux
Part III. The Making of African Literature
10. Francophone African Literary Prizes and the ‘Empire of the French Language’
Ruth Bush, Claire Ducournau
11. Heinemann’s African Writers Series and the Rise of James Ngugi
Nourdin Bejjit
12. The Publishing and Digital Dissemination of Creative Writing in Cameroon
Joyce B. Ashuntantang
Keywords: Cultural and Media Studies, African Culture, African Literature, African Languages, Sociology of Culture, Literary Theory, Cultural Theory
- Editor
- Davis, Caroline
- Johnson, David
- Publisher
- Springer
- Publication year
- 2015
- Language
- en
- Edition
- 1
- Series
- New Directions in Book History
- Page amount
- 292 pages
- Category
- Art, Art History
- Format
- Ebook
- eISBN (PDF)
- 9781137401625
- Printed ISBN
- 978-1-349-48644-1