A TO Z Literary Principles from History of English Literature: Note 40 (The Rise and Journey of Periodical Essay)
A Set of 26
Objective Questions & Answers:
The Rise and Journey of Periodical Essay
1. When did periodicals as we understand them today originate?
2. What is a little magazine?
3. Why are little magazines generally short-lived?
4. How have most periodicals historically differed from newspapers?
5. How have online magazines impacted the readers' reading habits?
Online magazines have provided readers with convenient access to a wide range of content, allowing them to read and engage with publications anytime and anywhere, often on their mobile devices or computers.
6. Name some of the earliest periodicals in different countries.
7. Which periodical was the first to use the word "magazine" to denote a forum for entertaining reading?
8. Who were the founders of The Tatler and The Spectator?
9. What was the genre and influence of The Tatler and The Spectator?
10. When was the Gentleman's Magazine first published?
11. What were some similar publications to the Gentleman's Magazine?
12. Which publications were landmarks in the development of the literary periodical?
13. Name three important Tory periodicals from the same period.
14. Which German periodical was devoted to commentary on new literary ideas?
15. What is the Edinburgh Review and when was it published?
16. Name two monthly and quarterly literary reviews connected to Edgar Allan Poe.
17. Which magazine is still published today and began in 1809?
18. Which magazines in the early 20th century represented more sophisticated literary tastes?
19. What contributed to the increase in the number of periodicals from the beginning of the 19th century?
20. Name some important women's magazines from the late 1800s.
21. Why has the number of periodicals decreased since the Second World War?
22. How have online magazines impacted the publishing industry?
23. What are some advantages of online magazines compared to traditional print magazines?
24. What are some challenges faced by online magazines?
25. How has the digital age influenced the future of periodicals?
26. What are some examples of niche online magazines?
There are various niche online magazines catering to specific interests or industries, such as Wired (technology), National Geographic (science and nature), Bon Appétit (food and cooking), and Entrepreneur (business and startups).
Ref:
1. ALBERT. (2000). History of English Literature (Fifth Edition) [English]. OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS.
2. A history of English literature : Compton-Rickett, Arthur, 1869-1937 : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive. (n.d.). Internet Archive. https://archive.org/details/historyofenglish00comprich
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