Keywords
Modernism, middlebrow, Holbrook Jackson, To-day, T. P.'s Weekly
Abstract
This article investigates two early twentieth-century British periodicals, T. P.'s Weekly (1902–16) and To-day (1917–23), through the perspective of the perceived modernism/middlebrow dichotomy and the editorial practices of Holbrook Jackson. Exploring the history of these two diachronically linked periodicals (To-day incorporated T. P.'s Weekly in 1916), I argue that key moments or “intersections” in the editorial history of T. P.'s Weekly and To-day coincide with distinct and definite “branchings” away from the tenets of the middlebrow culture that largely defined T. P.'s Weekly as part of Jackson's objective of creating a thoroughly modernist periodical.
Publication Date
12-18-2015
Original Citation
The Journal of Modern Periodical Studies Vol. 6, No. 1 (2015), pp. 23-43 (21 pages) Published By: Penn State University Press
Document Type
Paper
Copyright Status
Publisher retained
College
College of Arts and Humanities
Location
Orlando (Main) Campus
Department
English
STARS Citation
Kane, Louise, "“Chippy Bits Periodicals” and the Middlebrow: Holbrook Jackson, T. P.'s Weekly (1902–1916) and To-day (1917–1923)" (2015). Faculty Scholarship and Creative Works. 944.
https://stars.library.ucf.edu/ucfscholar/944
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