The Coffee House Was the Original Social Network and It Was Better
by On eighteenth-century sociability and what we lost I am Stephanie Curry, and I have come to think of the eighteenth-century coffee house as the original …
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The Eighteenth Century Invented the Novel and Then Immediately Misused It
A diary on the rowdy birth of English fiction in the age of the coffee house I am Stephanie Curry, and I am devoted to …
1700S Lit Diary Entry 1 – Stephanie Curry
A 1700s lit journal from Stephanie Curry on institutional failure and grassroots work I spent the week observing the state of 1700s lit and thinking …
1700S Lit Diary Entry 2 – Stephanie Curry
A 1700s lit journal from Stephanie Curry on institutional failure and grassroots work I spent the week observing the state of 1700s lit and thinking …
1700S Lit Diary Entry 3 – Stephanie Curry
A 1700s lit journal from Stephanie Curry on institutional failure and grassroots work I spent the week observing the state of 1700s lit and thinking …
1700S Lit Diary Entry 4 – Stephanie Curry
A 1700s lit journal from Stephanie Curry on institutional failure and grassroots work I spent the week observing the state of 1700s lit and thinking …
1700S Lit Diary Entry 5 – Stephanie Curry
A 1700s lit journal from Stephanie Curry on institutional failure and grassroots work I spent the week observing the state of 1700s lit and thinking …
Pamphlets and Powder: A Diary in Love with the Eighteenth Century
A devotee of the literature of the 1700s finds in its pamphlets and arguments the noisy birth of the modern political world I write for …
The Pamphlet and the Algorithm: What Colonial-Era Rhetoric Teaches About the Current Information Environment
On 1700s British and American political writing, on the persistence of certain rhetorical forms, and on the strange familiarity of the past Bohiney Magazine and …
Philadelphia 1776 And The Merchant Trying To Sell Cloth While The Continental Congress Met Down The Street
Stephanie Curry On A Week In The Eighteenth Century, A Colonial Administrator’s Exhausted Tone, And The Comparison That Doesn’t Always Support Its Own References Bohiney …