re constructing book literary texts von bell maureen (7 Ergebnisse)

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Hardcover. Zustand: Brand New. 248 pages. 7.87x5.51x1.57 inches. In Stock.

8vo, (220x150mm), xii,231p. 7 illustrations. A very good copy in original black hardback boards, silver gilt lettered, dustjacket. This book offers an informed study of the processes by which a literary text reaches its readers; a presentation of the issues in publishing history that arise in particular periods of post-mediaeval English literature and seeks to integrate publishing history with critical readings of texts. Containing: Maureen Bell Introduction: the material text, Lynette Hunter Why has Q4 Romeo and Juliet such an intelligent editor? Paul Hammond Marvell's coy mistress, D.F. McKenzie Congreve and the integrity of the text, C.Y. Ferdinand The economics of the eighteenth-century provincial book trade: the case of Ward and Chandler, Roger Lonsdale Thomas Gray, David Hume and John Home's Douglas, David Fairer Coleridge's Sonnets from Various Authors (1796), Inga-Stina Ewbank Reading the Brontës abroad: a study in transmission of Victorian novels in continental Europe, Simon Eliot Sir Walter Scott, sex and the SoA, David Richards Making (pre-) history: Mycanae, Pausanias, Frazer, James L. West Editing private papers: three examples from Drieser, Martin Dodsworth Coercive suggestion: rhetoric and community in revaluation, Hermione Lee Re-reading Elizabeth Bowen, Alistair Stead `Drastic reductions': partial disclosures and displaced authorities in Muriel Spark's The Drivers Seat, Peter D. McDonald J.M. Coetzee and the burdens of censorship, Martin Butler Prospero in Cyberspace, Shirley Chew Texts and words in Amitav Ghosh's In An Antique Land, and Christopher Ricks Congratulations.