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D.F. McKenzie, "Printers of the Mind: Some Notes on Bibliographical Theories and Printing-House
Practices," Studies in Bibliography 22 (1969): 1-75. Reprinted in his Making Meaning: "Printers
of the Mind" and Other Essays, ed. Peter D. McDonald and Michael F. Suarez (2002), pp. 13-85.
Peter Davison, "Science, Method, and the Textual Critic," Studies in Bibliography 25 (1972): 1-28.
Charlton Hinman, "Shakespearian Textual Studies: Seven More Years," in Shakespeare 1971, ed.
Clifford Leech (1972), pp. 37-49.
David Shaw, "A Sampling Theory for Bibliographical Research," Library 5th ser. 27 (1972): 310-19.
G.T. Tanselle, "Bibliography and Science," Studies in Bibliography 27 (1974): 55-89. Reprinted in his
Selected Studies in Bibliography (1979), pp. 1-36.
Martin Boghardt, Analytische Druckforschung e. Method Beitr. zu Buchkunde u. Textkritik (1977).
Peter Davison, "The Selection and Presentation of Bibliographic Evidence," Analytical & Enumerative
Bibliography 1 (1977): 101-36.
G.T. Tanselle, "Analytical Bibliography and Renaissance Printing History," Printing History 3.1 (1981):
24-33. Reprinted (as "Analytical Bibliography and Printing History") in his Literature and
Artifacts (1998), pp. 291-306.
G.T. Tanselle, The History of Books as a Field of Study (1981). Reprinted in his Literature and
Artifacts (1998), pp. 41-55.
Peter W.M. Blayney, The Texts of KING LEAR and Their Origins: Volume I. Nicholas Okes and the
First Quarto (1982), pp. 1-12. [See also Blayney's letter, Times Literary Supplement, 27 January
1984, p. 85, for some corrections. Reviewed in Analytical & Enumerative Bibliography 8 (1984):
138-41 (W. Craig Ferguson); Library 6th ser. 6 (1984): 89-93 (Antony Hammond); Papers of the
Bibliographical Society of America 78 (1984): 489-93 (S.W. Reid).]
Paul Werstine, "The Editorial Usefulness of Printing House and Compositor Studies," in Play-Texts in
Old Spelling, ed. G.B. Shand and Raymond C. Shady (1984), pp. 35-64. [Expanded version of
"Editorial Uses of Compositor Study," Analytical & Enumerative Bibliography 2 (1978): 153-65.]
G.T. Tanselle, "The Bibliography and Textual Study of American Books," Proceedings of the American
Antiquarian Society 95 (1985): 113-51. Reprinted in Needs and Opportunities in the History of
the Book: America, 1639-1876, ed. David D. Hall and John B. Hench (1987), pp. 233-71, and (as
"The Recording of American Books and the British Bibliographical Tradition") in Tanselle's
Literature and Artifacts (1998), pp. 157-85.
Manfred Draudt, "The Rationale of Current Bibliographical Methods: Printing House Studies,
Computer-Aided Compositor Studies, and the Use of Statistical Methods," Shakespeare Survey
40 (1987): 145-53. [See criticism by MacD. P. Jackson, 42 (1989): 208-9.]
Paul Needham, "ISTC as a Tool for Analytical Bibliography," in Bibliography and the Study of 15th-
Century Civilisation, ed. Lotte Hellinga and John Goldfinch (1987), pp. 39-54.
Julian Roberts, "The Bibliographical Society as a Band of Pioneers," in Pioneers in Bibliography, ed.
Robin Myers and Michael Harris (1988), pp. 86-100.
Adrian Weiss, "Reproductions of Early Dramatic Texts as a Source of Bibliographical Evidence," Text
4 (1988): 237-68.
G.T. Tanselle, "Reproductions and Scholarship," Studies in Bibliography 42 (1989): 25-54. Reprinted
in his Literature and Artifacts (1998), pp. 59-88.
Paul Werstine, "More Unrecorded States in the Folger Shakespeare Library's Collection of First Folios,"
Library 6th ser. 11 (1989): 47-51.
"The Uses of Facsimiles: A Symposium," Dictionary of Literary Biography Yearbook 1990, ed. James
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