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The tyranny of the monograph and the plight of the publisher

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    Lindsay Waters (Executive Editor for the Humanities)

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This article is published with permission that was published in the April 20, 2001 issue of The Chronicle of Higher Education, pp. B7-10. Mr. Lindsay Waters is executive editor for the humanities at the Harvard University Press. His book Against Authoritarian Aesthetics: Towards a Poetics of Experience has just been published in 2000 in Putong Hua dialect by Peking University Press, China.

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Waters, L. The tyranny of the monograph and the plight of the publisher. Pub Res Q 17, 19–25 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12109-001-0028-x

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