The Anatomy of Bibliography - Illinois

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Table of Contents
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F OREWORD: Boccaccio and the Angel ......................................................................... [1 ]
THE PREMISES OF BIBLIOGRAPHY
I. Bibliographical Citations .......................................................................................................................................... [9]
Medium. Authority. Readers. Texture (The Rhetoric of
Citation. Unities of Scope). Structure. (Organizing the Elements.
Organizing the Entries.)
THE PRACTICES OF BIBLIOGRAPHY
II. The Origins of Bibliography ..................................................................................................................... [39]
III. Bibliography as Reading Lists ................................................................................................................ [51]
Trade and National Bibliography (Commercial Lists. Trade Lists
and Current National Bibliography). Subject Lists (Bio-Bibliography.
Subject Lists. Universal and Subject Bibliography. Bibliography of
Bibliography). Prescriptive Lists (Lists of Forbidden Books. Selective
Bibliography). Catalogues of Collections (Library Catalogues.
Union Catalogues. Exhibition Catalogues. Other Copy-Specific Lists).
E NTR’ACTE: Citations as Comedy ..................................................... [85]
IV. Bibliography as Scholarship ......................................................................................................................... [91]
Affection and Trust. Analytical Bibliography. Descriptive
Bibliography. Textual Bibliography. Beyond the Booktrade.