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Early Textual Scholarship on Acts: Observations from the Euthalian Quotation Lists
This article examines two aspects of the ubiquitous, but oft-overlooked, set of paratexts known as the Euthalian Apparatus. The Euthalian apparatus supplements Acts, the Pauline Epistles, and the Catholic Epistles in a variety of manuscripts, framing ...
Garrick V. Allen
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Textual Scholarship in the Situation
This essay, a version of which was presented as the 2022 Society for Textual Scholarship Presidential Address, considers the state of textual scholarship in light of converging disasters of our moment — human-induced climate change, resurgent xenophobia, religious fundamentalism, territorial warfare, violent racism, and a humanistic academy under ...
Matt Cohen
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TextGrid, TEXTvre, and DARIAH: Sustainability of Infrastructures for Textual Scholarship
A variety of initiatives for developing virtual research environments, research infrastructures, and cyberinfrastructures have been funded in recent years.
Mark Hedges +6 more
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New models for collaborative textual scholarship [PDF]
Researchers in digital humanities have for many years been producing online editions of texts based on TEI XML, a widely-adopted standard for marking up textual resources with semantic content. However, this has led to a certain isolation of information, the so-called ‘digital silo’, and such modes of digital publication have not always made best use ...
Hedges, M. +7 more
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Contemporary Textual Scholarship, Canon, and Publishing [PDF]
In her broadside against Althusserian-derived symptomatic reading, Rita Felski has recently noted, on the matters of value and canon, that we undervalue many hidden types of publisher labour: “publishers, advertisers, critics, prize committees, reviews, word-of-mouth recommendations, syllabi, textbooks and anthologies, changing tastes and scholarly ...
Eve, Martin Paul
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A New Edition Which Is Not So New:A Critique on the Most Recent “Edition” of Avicenna’s Dānešnāmeh-ye ʿAlāyī [PDF]
Here, I examined the most recent “edition” of Avicenna’s Dānešnāmeh-ye ʿAlāyī published by Mawlā Publishing house. With this aim, I provided an overview of the editorial and publishing genealogy of the Dānešnāmeh, and then of Mawlā’s edition.
Hanif Amin Beidokhti
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Marlowe in Sheets: Teaching Christopher Marlowe's Books through Digital Materiality
The online resource Marlowe in Sheets, a sister project to Prof. Tara Lyons’ Shakespeare in Sheets, puts forth Marlowe’s works in a manner never offered before to students and scholars: the original printed but unfolded and uncut quartos and octavos from
Andreas P. Bassett
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Dickinson’s Prosodic Music: Subtlety and Exuberance
This essay explores Dickinson’s prosodic music by evidencing its expressions of subtlety and exuberance. The essay unfolds in four steps. The first step finds the poet’s prosodic music in distinctive word arrangements with these three features ...
Jefferey Simons
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Despite a strong pedigree of textual scholarship in literary studies, the study of contemporary literature often eschews such methods on the grounds that there is an insufficient archive to fully comprehend the production of just-published work.
M. Eve
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