"The Pernicious Effects of Novel Reading": The Methodist Episcopal campaign against American fiction, 1865-1914
From 1865-1920, Methodists took aim at the "danger" of fiction in American society, believing it to be at the root of social problems affecting American society like urban crime, rising divorce rates, mental illness, and the corruption of the American character. Methodists strove to help r...
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Creighton University
2007
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The journal of religion & society
Year: 2007, Volume: 9 |
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Culture and Christianity; United States
B Methodist Episcopal Church; Controversies B Moral Education B Fiction B American literature B United States; Moral conditions |
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