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"The Jungle" About food regulation and the bad stuff that was going into our food. Didnt work for McClair but still influential in HayDay |
Upton Sinclair |
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Theory of persistence of Vision: Overlapping of images to create motion. 2 images overlap for 2 seconds and you get the image of motion. |
Peter Mark Roget: |
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Most famous actress of her era internationally. Zukor bought rights to her film, put it in theaters and charged $2. People ame and liked it. |
Sarah Bernhardt: |
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Art for "saturday evening post" |
Norman Rothwell |
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He would serve as aditor and assign stories to hired writers who would be given an outline and character. This allowed him to mass produce stories. Example: Nancy Drew |
Stratemeyer Syndicate |
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Published Important english magazine "the spectator". Created model for American Magazines such as "American Magazine" (Bradford) and The General (Ben Franklin) with their magazine but they were Unsuccesful because too expensive and people couldn't read. |
Richard Steele And Joseph Adison |
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Author of Walden |
Henry David Thoreau |
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Editing at houdini institute. Had to do a final project so he combined pieces of film to make a person disappear |
Goerges Melies |
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name was hanged to Mary Pickford in movies. She wanted to be paid more to have her real name used. This was the birth of start system: peoples names being put in the credits |
Glady Smith |
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Dime novel author. Celebrated for his Rags to Riches narrative of novels. Boys who started poor but with hard work rose up to high positions in society. |
Horatio Alger |
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Sex and the single girl: She wrote about women who were "mouse burgers" and were attractive, educated, had career, but were not glamorous. She argued that women needed to be free to express their sexuality and take control. Wrote about birthcontrol, and that women could control weather or not they wanted to get pregnant. |
Helen Brown |
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“Godeys Ladies Book” Huge circulation. PUblished by male but Sarah Hale was famous for preaching the cult of domesticity. This was that true women should have "purity, Piety,and submission." Purity: remain a virgin until marraigePiety: religious, supposed to be moral center of familySubmissive: do what men tells you to do. |
Sarah Hale |
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Moby Dick |
Herman Mellville |
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Publication of feminine mystique. Wrote about life outside the family. During WWII, women were doing mens jobs and were pushed back into home after that. Argued that women felt something missing.Editor Edward Bok: “Lady’s Home Journal” Stands for equality for men and women. Portrays women as educated, athletic, and having partnership in marraige. This is instead of Sarah Hales Cult (purity,etc) |
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