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108 Part 7: Writings on Post-Medieval Texts � Tanselle: Introduction to Scholarly Editing (2002)
Fredson Bowers, "Editing a Philosopher: The Works of William James," Analytical & Enumerative
Bibliography 4 (1980): 3-36.
Fredson Bowers, "The Education of Editors," Newsletter of the Association for Documentary Editing 2.4
(December 1980): 1-4.
Fredson Bowers, "Establishing Shakespeare's Text: Notes on Short Lines and the Problem of Verse
Division," Studies in Bibliography 33 (1980): 74-130.
Conor Fahy, "Introduzione alla 'bibliografia testuale,'" Bibliofilia 82 (1980): 151-81.
Louis R. Harlan and Raymond W. Smock, "What We Would Have Done Differently Now That It Is Too
Late," Newsletter of the Association for Documentary Editing 2.2 (May 1980): 9-12.
Kyung-Shik Lee, A Bibliographical and Textual Introduction to Shakespeare (1980). [In Korean]
Arthur S. Link, "Where We Stand Now and Where We Might Go," Newsletter of the Association for
Documentary Editing 2.1 (February 1980): 1-4.
David J. Nordloh, "The 'Perfect' Text: The Editor Speaks for the Author," Newsletter of the Association
for Documentary Editing 2.2 (May 1980): 1-3; Wayne Cutler, "The 'Authentic' Witness: The Editor
Speaks for the Document," 4.1 (February 1982): 8-9.
Barbara Oberg, "Selection and Annotation: Deciding Alone," Newsletter of the Association for
Documentary Editing 2.1 (February 1980): 6-9.
Nathan Reingold, "What Is a Federal Historian? A Historical Editor," Public Historian 2 (1980): 89-91.
Peter L. Shillingsburg, "Collating Machines and 19th-Century Printed Books," Direction Line 10 (Winter
1908): 4-8.
Fredrika J. Teute, "Views in Review: A Historiographical Perspective on Historical Editing," American
Archivist 43 (1980): 43-56.
Steven Urkowitz, Shakespeare's Revision of KING LEAR (1980).
Stanley Wells, "Editorial Treatment of Foul Paper Texts: Much Ado About Nothing as Test Case," Review
of English Studies n.s. 31 (1980): 1-16.
Paul Werstine, "Modern Editions and Historical Collation in Old-Spelling Editions of Shakespeare,"
Analytical & Enumerative Bibliography 4 (1980): 95-106.
Stephen E. Wiberly, Jr., "Editing Maps: A Method for Historical Cartography," Journal of
Interdisciplinary History 10 (1980): 499-510.
1981
Paul Bertram, White Spaces in Shakespeare: The Development of the Modern Text (1981).
Don L. Cook, "The Short Happy Thesis of G. Thomas Tanselle," Newsletter of the Association for
Documentary Editing 3.1 (February 1981): 1-4; Robert J. Taylor, "Editorial Practices--An Historian's
View," 4-8.
Tom Davis, "Substantives? Accidentals?", Library 6th ser. 3 (1981), 149-51.
A.H. de Quehen (ed.), Editing Poetry from Spenser to Dryden (1981). [Includes Allan Pritchard, "Editing
from Manuscript: Cowley and Cowper Papers," pp. 46-76; R. Gordon Moyles, "Iconoclast and
Catalyst: Richard Bentley as Editor of Paradise Lost," pp. 77-98; and A.C. Hamilton, "The
Philosophy of the Footnote," pp. 127-63.]
Norman Fruman, "Some Principles of Epistolary Interpretation," Centrum n.s. 1 (1981): 93-106.
Patricia Galloway, "Dearth and Bias: Issues in the Editing of Ethnohistorical Materials," Newsletter of the
Association for Documentary Editing 3.2 (May 1981): 1-6.
Henry F. Graff and A. Simone Reagor, Documentary Editing in Crisis: Some Reflections and
Recommendations (NHPRC, 1981).
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