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Table of contents of the issue 1/2009, January-December

ISBN: 978-88-43-05366-7

Year: VI

Anglo-American Scholarly Editing, 1980-2005

Redazione di Ecdotica

Ecdotica 1/2009 pp: 7-8 DOI: 10.7385/98897

Paul Eggert Peter Shillingsburg

Ecdotica 1/2009 pp: 11-19 DOI: 10.7385/98898

Hershel Parker

The “New Scholarshipµ: Textual Evidence and Its Implications for Criticism, Literary Theory, and Aesthetics (1981)

Ecdotica 1/2009 pp: 30-46 DOI: 10.7385/98899

Jerome J. McGann

The Ideology of Final Intentions (1983)

Ecdotica 1/2009 pp: 47-56 DOI: 10.7385/98900

James McLaverty

Concept of Authorial Intention in Textual Criticism (1984)

Ecdotica 1/2009 pp: 57-75 DOI: 10.7385/98904

Jerome J. McGann

The Monks and the Giants: Textual and Bibliographical Studies and the Interpretation of Literary Works (1985)

Ecdotica 1/2009 pp: 76-95 DOI: 10.7385/98905

D. F. McKenzie

The Book as an Expressive Form (1985) Peter L. Shillingsburg, Forms (1986)

Ecdotica 1/2009 pp: 96-115 DOI: 10.7385/98906

Peter Shillingsburg

Ecdotica 1/2009 pp: 116-125 DOI: 10.7385/98908

Hans Walter Gabler

The Text as Process and the Problem of Intentionality (1987)

Ecdotica 1/2009 pp: 126-135 DOI: 10.7385/98907

G.E. Bentley

Blake’s Works as Performances: Intentions and Inattentions (1988)

Ecdotica 1/2009 pp: 136-156 DOI: 10.7385/98909

G. Thomas Tanselle

Reconstructing the Texts of Works (1989)

Ecdotica 1/2009 pp: 157-173 DOI: 10.7385/98910

D. C. Greetham

Textual and Literary Theory: Redrawing the Matrix (1989)

Ecdotica 1/2009 pp: 174-197 DOI: 10.7385/98911

Harold Love

The Editing of Restoration Scriptorial Satire

Ecdotica 1/2009 pp: 198-216 DOI: 10.7385/98912

Peter Shillingsburg

Text as Matter, Concept, and Action (1991)

Ecdotica 1/2009 pp: 217-245 DOI: 10.7385/98913

Joseph Grigely

The Textual Event (1991)

Ecdotica 1/2009 pp: 246-266 DOI: 10.7385/98914

Paul Eggert

Document and Text: The "Life" of the Literary Work and the Capacities of Editing (1994)

Ecdotica 1/2009 pp: 267-283 DOI: 10.7385/98915

Trevor H. Howard-Hill

The Dangers of Editing, or, the Death of the Editor

Ecdotica 1/2009 pp: 284-301 DOI: 10.7385/98916

George Bornstein

How to Read a Page: Modernism and Material Textuality (1999)

Ecdotica 1/2009 pp: 302-330 DOI: 10.7385/98917

Paul Werstine

Copy-Text Editing: The Author-izing of Shakespeare (2001)

Ecdotica 1/2009 pp: 331-345 DOI: 10.7385/98918

Richard Bucci

Tanselle’s "Editing without a Copy-Text": Genesis, Issues, Prospects (2003)

Ecdotica 1/2009 pp: 346-376 DOI: 10.7385/98919

Kathryn Sutherland

‘To an editor nothing is a trifle by which his author is obscured’ (2005)

Ecdotica 1/2009 pp: 377-392 DOI: 10.7385/98920

Sally Bushell

Intention Revisited: Towards an Anglo-American "genetic criticism" (2005)

Ecdotica 1/2009 pp: 393-409 DOI: 10.7385/98921

David L. Hoover

Hot-Air Textuality: Literature after Jerome Mc- Gann (2005)

Ecdotica 1/2009 pp: 410-425 DOI: 10.7385/98922

Foro

Santiago Muñoz Machado Alberto Musso

Il diritto d’autore (o connesso) delle edizioni critiche

Ecdotica 1/2009 pp: 426-458 DOI: 10.7385/98923

Rassegne

Paola Italia Michelangelo Zaccarello

Paul Eggert, Securing the Past: Conservation in Art, Architecture and Literature; Pasquale Stoppelli, Filologia della letteratura italiana, e Filologia dei testi a stampa

Ecdotica 1/2009 pp: 459-477 DOI: 10.7385/98924

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