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104 Part 7: Writings on Post-Medieval Texts � Tanselle: Introduction to Scholarly Editing (2002)
Winfried Woesler, "Funktion und Planung historich-kritischer Ausgaben," Zeitschrift für
Literaturwissenschaft und Linguistik 5.19-20 (1975): 13-25.
Hans Zeller, "A New Approach to the Critical Constitution of Literary Texts," Studies in Bibliography 28
(1975): 231-64.
Hans Zeller, "Struktur und Genese in der Editorik: Zur germanistischen und anglistischen
Editionsforschung," Zeitschrift für Literaturwissenschaft und Linguistik 5.19-20 (1975): 105-26.
1976
Armando Balduino, "Scrittori del Novecento e quesiti di critica testuale," in Messaggi e problemi della
letteratura contemporanea (1976), pp. 212-37.
Werner Besch, "Zur Edition von deutschen Texten des 16. Jahrhunderts," Alemannica: Landeskundliche
Beiträge, Festschrift für Bruno Boesch (1976), pp. 392-411.
Donald F. Bond, "Problems in Editing the Eighteenth-Century Periodical Essay," in Eighteenth-Century
English Books Considered by Librarians and Booksellers, Bibliographers and Collectors (1976),
pp. 61-72.
Fredson Bowers, "Recovering the Author's Intention," Pages 1 (1976): 218-27.
Fredson Bowers, [Review of Vol. 1 of Peter H. Nidditch's edition of Locke], Library 5th ser. 31 (1976):
395-405.
Fredson Bowers, "Scholarship and Editing," Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America 70 (1976):
161-88.
Fredson Bowers, "Transcription of Manuscripts: The Record of Variants," Studies in Bibliography 29
(1976): 212-64.
Eric W. Domville (ed.), Editing British and American Literature, 1880-1920 (1976). [Includes Joseph
Katz, "'Novelists of the Future': Animadversions against the Rigidity of Current Theory in the Editing
of Nineteenth-Century American Writers," pp. 65-76.]
Thomas H. Etzold, "The Great Documents Deluge," Newsletter of the Society for Historians of American
Foreign Relations 8 (1976): 14-21. [See replies by Frank G. Burke, June 1976, pp. 11-14, and
Joseph Siracusa, pp. 14-15.]
Leslie W. Dunlap and Fred Shelley (eds.), The Publication of American Historical Manuscripts (1976).
[Includes Stanley J. Idzerda, "The Editor's Training and Status in the Historical Profession,"
pp. 11-29; Eric H. Boehm, "Current Emphases in the Dissemination of Information about
Manuscripts," pp. 57-68; and E. Berkeley Tompkins, "The NHPRC in Perspective," pp. 89-96.]
John Bush Jones, "Editing Victorian Playwrights: Some Problems, Priorities, and Principles," Theatre
Survey 17 (1976): 106-23.
Anne Lancashire (ed.), Editing Renaissance Dramatic Texts, English, Italian, and Spanish (1976).
[Contains G.R. Proudfoot, "Dramatic Manuscripts and the Editor," pp. 9-38; G. Blakemore Evans,
"Shakespeare Restored--Once Again!", pp. 39-56; Beatrice Corrigan, "Italian Renaissance Plays:
Problems and Opportunities," pp. 57-68; Arnold G. Reichenberger, "Editing Spanish Comedias of
the XVIIth Century: History and Present-Day Practice," pp. 69-96; and Arthur Freeman, "Inaccuracy
and Castigation: The Lessons of Error," pp. 97-120.]
G.T. Tanselle, "The Editorial Problem of Final Authorial Intention," Studies in Bibliography 29 (1976):
167-211. Reprinted in his Selected Studies in Bibliography (1979), pp. 309-53; and Textual Criticism
and Scholarly Editing (1990), pp. 27-71.
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