Textual studies and the common reader : essays on editing novels and novelists / edited by Alexander Pettit.
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Athens :
University of Georgia Press,
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: textual studies and the common reader / Alexander Pettit
- The issue of authority in a scholarly edition: editing Cather / Susan J. Rosowksi ... [et al.]
- The stuff that don't matter / Noel Polk
- William Faulkner, the crisis of masculinity, and textual instability / Philip Cohen
- The scholarly editor as biographer / James L.W. West III
- Texts in search of an editor: reflections on the Frankenstein notebooks and on editorial authority / Charles E. Robinson
- Editing Thackeray: a history / Peter Shillingsburg
- Conrad in print and on disk / S.W. Reid
- A future for editing: Lawrence in hypertext / Charles L. Ross
- In dreams begins responsibility: novels, promises, and the electronic editor / Michael F. Suarez
- Response: whose work is it anyway? Or, how we learned to stop worrying about the author and love the text / Albert J. Rivero.