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| 008 130402s2013 miua ob 001 0 eng |
| 020 ^z155862869X (vol. 3 |
| 020 ^z1558628681 (vol. 2 |
| 020 ^z1558628673 (vol. 1 |
| 020 ^z1558628665 (set |
| 020 ^z9781558628694 (vol. 3 |
| 020 ^z9781558628687 (vol. 2 |
| 020 ^z9781558628670 (vol. 1 |
| 020 ^z9781558628663 (set |
| 020 ^a1558628800 (electronic book |
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| 050 4 ^aPN51^b.M26785 201 |
| 082 04 ^a809/.935^22 |
| 245 04 ^aThe manifesto in literature^h[electronic resource] /^cedited by Thomas Riggs |
| 260 ^aDetroit :^bSt. James Press,^c2013 |
| 300 ^a1 online resource (3 v.) :^bcol. ill |
| 490 0 ^aGale eBook |
| 504 ^aIncludes bibliographical references and indexes |
| 505 0 ^av. 1. Origins of the form: pre-1900 -- v. 2. The modernist moment: 1900-WWII -- v. 3. Activism, unrest, and the neo-avant-garde |
| 520 ^aSpanning from the earliest published examples dating to 16th C. Europe, through the Declaration of Independence, to the 2006 Euston Manifesto, this work describes the authors and their causes, as well as the social, political, economic philosophies that are behind them. The context of history will play an important role in describing the circumstances of their writing and how they were received and acted upon at the time of writing and after |
| 650 0 ^aAuthors^xPolitical and social views |
| 650 0 ^aPolitics and literature |
| 650 0 ^aPolitical manifestoes |
| 650 0 ^aLiterary manifestos |
| 650 0 ^aRevolutionary literature^xHistory and criticism |
| 700 1 ^aRiggs, Thomas,^d1963-^eeditor |
| 710 2 ^aGale (Firm |
| 776 08 ^iPrint version:^tManifesto in literature.^dDetroit : St. James Press, 2013^z9781558628663^w(DLC) 201300294 |
| 856 40 ^uhttps://link.gale.com/apps/pub/5WKB/GVRL?sid=gale_marc&u=thmsu^zAvailable via Gale eBooks. Click here to acces |