Abstract
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EDITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS INTRODUCTION PART ONE - DICKENS IN HIS DAY 1. The Amusements of the People: Cultural Politics, Class and Commerce 2. 'A body without a head': Culture Shock in Dickens's American Notes (1842) 3. 'Personal' Journalism: Getting Down into the Masses 4. 'Coming Face to Face with Multitudes': The Public Readings 5. Culture, Machines and Cultural Industry PART TWO - AFTERLIVES 6. Moving Pictures and Moving People: The Aesthetics of 'Mass Success' 7. The Making of a Cultural Myth: Oliver Twist on Screen 8. Heritage Dickens or, Culture and the Commodity Conclusion: Dickens World Past, Present and Future BIBLIOGRAPHY
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