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Editorial Theory and Literary Criticism

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Collaborative Meaning in Medieval Scribal Culture
The Otho La3amon
Elizabeth J. Bryan
A new interpretive approach with wide implications for the study of medieval literatures
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Hardcover 1999 $94.95 Available Add Hardcover for "Collaborative Meaning in Medieval Scribal Culture" to Cart
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The Margins of the Text
D. C. Greetham, Editor
These essays challenge the positivist, patriarchal assumptions of earlier approaches to textual criticism.
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Hardcover 1997 $94.95 Available Add Hardcover for "The Margins of the Text" to Cart
Currently limited to: subject medieval_and_renaissance_studies Medieval and Renaissance Studies x

Editorial theory has always been an important aspect of literary study. Recently, it has also become a significant part of the newer forms of literary theory and criticism, as earlier views of editing as providing final authorial intention have been reexamined and challenged. Although various individual books on the subject of editing have appeared, there has not been a series to gather together the best scholarship in the field and examine the various issues and controversies surrounding it. The Editorial Theory and Literary Criticism series has been designed to fill that need.

Editorial Theory and Literary Criticismstatic

Editorial Theory and Literary Criticism

Editorial theory has always been an important aspect of literary study. Recently, it has also become a significant part of the newer forms of literary theory and criticism, as earlier views of editing as providing final authorial intention have been reexamined and challenged. Although various individual books on the subject of editing have appeared, there has not been a series to gather together the best scholarship in the field and examine the various issues and controversies surrounding it. The Editorial Theory and Literary Criticism series has been designed to fill that need.

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George Bornstein, University of Michigan

Editorial Board
JoAnn Boydston, Southern Illinois University

Hans Walter Gabler, University of Munich

A. Walton Litz, Princeton University

Jerome J. McGann, University of Virginia

Peter Shillingsburg, University of North Texas

Series Editor

George Bornstein, University of Michigan

Editorial Board
JoAnn Boydston, Southern Illinois University

Hans Walter Gabler, University of Munich

A. Walton Litz, Princeton University

Jerome J. McGann, University of Virginia

Peter Shillingsburg, University of North Texas

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