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256 Subject Index � Tanselle: Introduction to Scholarly Editing (2002)
Editing, scholarly: anthologies and journals relating to, 29-34; arrangement of parts of editions in, 19,
20-21; assembling materials for, 13-14; basic distinctions and principles for, 11-12; basic steps
in, 11-22; classic writings on, 25-26; establishing relationships among texts in, 15-16; historical
surveys of, 24; introductory readings for, 8, 11-24; listings of writings about, 34-35; literature of,
23-35, 61-153; problem of copy-text in, 12-13; selected post-1950 writings on, 26-29. See also
Editions
Editions: critical, 17-19; documentary, 16-17; electronic, 22, 143-53; examples of, 47-50; facsimile, 16-
17; reviews of, 53-59
Electronic editions, 22, 143-53
Emendation, 17-19
Equipment, 240-44
Facsimile editions, 16-17
First printings, 214
Font analysis, 175
Forgery, 219-20, 237-39
Format, 167-68, 192-94, 210, 215-16
Furniture (in formes), 170, 203, 213, 217, 219
Handwriting, 232-37
Headlines, 168, 194-98, 211
Illumination, 229-32
Imposition, 167-68, 189-90, 192-98, 210, 215-16
Impressions: first, 214; first- and second-forme, 169, 199, 212, 218; unmarked, 212-13, 217-18
Incunabula, 160-70.
Ink, 164-65
Journals: on preservation, 246; on textual criticism and editing, 33-34
Justification, 178
Leading, 216
Leather, 250-51
Lighting devices, 240-41
Manuals, 50-51
Manuscripts, 220-39; abbreviations used in, 221; checklists of scholarship on, 221; collecting of, 239;
forgeries of, 237-39; general pre-1450 history of production and distribution of, 220-21, 222-26;
general post-1450 history of production and distribution of, 226; glossaries relating to, 221;
handwriting in, 232-37; illustrations in, 229-32; physical analysis of, 226-29
Micrometers, 240
Offset plates, 217-18
Optical devices, 240-41
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