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DESCRIPTION:Drawing upon prescriptive literature\, trade journals\, diaries
  and letters\, historian Ellen Litwicki explores the emergence of Christma
 s gift-giving at the turn of the twentieth century\, highlighting the role
  of gifts as symbols of family (and other) relationships\, as well as how 
 gift customs were influenced by commercial interests. Ellen Litwicki is a 
 professor of history at State University of New York at Fredonia and autho
 r of America's Public Holidays\, 1865-1920.
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SUMMARY:Bard Graduate Center: Rituals of Generosity:
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