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38 Part 3: Visual Aspects of Texts � Tanselle: Introduction to Scholarly Editing (2002) D.W. Cummings, American English Spelling: An Informal Description (1988). Edward A. Levenston, The Stuff of Literature: Physical Aspects of Texts and Their Relation to Literary Meaning (1992). [See Chapter 3.] Peter J. Lucas, "Sixteenth-Century English Spelling Reform and the Printers in Continental Perspective: Sir Thomas Smith and John Hart," Library 7th ser. 1 (2000): 3-21. Phillip Harth, "The Text of Dryden's Poetry," Huntington Library Quarterly 63 (2001-2): 227-44. __________ B. Punctuation A Treatise of Stops, Points, or Pauses (1680) Joseph Robertson, An Essay on Punctuation (1785). John Wilson, A Treatise on English Punctuation (1855). Philip Gaskell, Giles Barber, and Georgina Warrilow, "An Annotated List of Printers' Manuals to 1850," Journal of the Printing Historical Society 4 (1968): 11-32; 7 (1972): 65-66. Alexander Bieling, Das Princip der deutschen Interpunktion (1880). T.F. and M.F.A. Husband, Punctuation: Its Principles and Practice (1905). Percy Simpson, Shakespearian Punctuation (1911). Arthur W. Hodgman, "Latin Equivalents of Punctuation Marks," Classical Journal 19 (1924): 403-17. Charles C. Fries, "Shakespearian Punctuation," in Studies in Shakespeare, Milton and Donne, ed. Eugene S. McCartney (1925), pp. 65-86. Edwin J. Howard, "The Printer and Elizabethan Punctuation," Studies in Philology 27 (1930): 220-29. Walter Ong, "Historical Backgrounds of Elizabethan and Jacobean Punctuation," PMLA 59 (1944): 349-60. Peter Clemoes, Liturgical Influence on Punctuation in Late Old English and Early Middle English Manuscripts (1952). Eric Partridge, You Have a Point There (1953). Geoffrey Tillotson, "Eighteenth-Century Capitalization," Library 5th ser. 9 (1954): 268-70. George H. Callcott, "The Sacared Quotation Mark," The Historian 21 (1959): 409-20. D.F. McKenzie, "Shakespearian Punctuation: A New Beginning," Review of English Studies n.s. 10 (1959): 361-70. Reprinted in Reader in the Language of Shakespearean Drama, ed. V. Salmon and E. Burness (1987), pp. 445-54. Park Honan, "Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Punctuation Theory," English Studies 41 (1960): 92-102. Vivian Salmon, "Early Seventeenth-Century Punctuation as a Guide to Sentence Structure," Review of English Studies n.s. 13 (1962): 347-60. A.C. Partridge, Orthography in Shakespeare and Elizabethan Drama: A Study of Colloquial Contractions, Elision, Prosody and Punctuation (1964). B.M.H. Strang, A History of English (1970). T.J. Brown, "Punctuation," in New Encyclopædia Britannica (1974- ). John Bush Jones, "Victorian 'Readers' and Modern Editors: Attitudes and Accidentals Revisited," Papers This page is from a document available in full at http://www.rarebookschool.org/tanselle/
Tanselle: Introduction to Scholarly Editing (2002) � Part 3: Visual Aspects of Texts 39 of the Bibliographical Society of America 71 (1977): 49-59. M.B. Parkes, "Punctuation, or Pause and Effect," in Medieval Eloquence: Studies in the Theory and Practice of Medieval Rhetoric, ed. James J. Murphy (1978), pp. 127-42. Bruce Mitchell, "The Dangers of Disguise: Old English Texts in Modern Punctuation," Review of English Studies n.s. 31 (1980): 385-413. Donald Hall, "Robert Frost Corrupted," Atlantic Monthly, March 1982, pp. 60-64. John Bateson, "A Short History of Punctuation," Verbatim 10.2 (Autumn 1983): 6-7. C.J. Mitchell, "Quotation Marks, National Compositorial Habits and False Imprints," Library 6th ser. 5 (1983): 359-84. G.B. Shand with Raymond C. Shady (eds.), Play-Texts in Old Spelling (1984). [Includes Robert Kean Turner, "Accidental Evils," pp. 27-33.] George B. Killough, "Middle English Verse Punctuation: A Sample Survey," Text 3 (1987): 183-210. Charles F. Meyer, A Linguistic Study of American Punctuation (1987). Ellen Lupton (curator), Period Styles: A History of Punctuation [Cooper Union exhibition catalogue] (1988). Alan Cruttenden, "Intonation and the Comma," Visible Language 25.1 (Winter 1991): 54-73. Edward A. Levenston, The Stuff of Literature: Physical Aspects of Texts and Their Relation to Literary Meaning (1992). [See Chapter 4.] M.B. Parkes, Pause and Effect: An Introduction to the History of Punctuation in the West (1992). [Reviewed in Huntington Library Quarterly 57 (1994): 377-82 (Ralph Hanna III); in Library 6th ser. 16 (1994): 232-34 (G.H. Martin); in Analytical & Enumerative Bibliography n.s. 9 (1995): 49-51 (Paul Saenger); in Text 9 (1996): 408-29 (D.C. Greetham); in Quaerendo 27 (1997): 151-62 (J.P. Gumbert; in Counter [University of Iowa Center for the <strong>Book</strong>] 7 (Fall 1997): 3-7 (Roderick Cave).] J.P. Gumbert, "Medieval Points," Quaerendo 27 (1997): 151-62. Kathryn Sutherland, "Speaking Commas / Reading Commas: Punctuating Mansfield Park," Text 12 (1999): 101-22. Reprinted in Bray (2000). Joe Bray, Miriam Handley, and Anne C. Henry (eds.), Ma(r)king the Text: The Presentation of Meaning on the Literary Page (2000). [See especially John Leonard, "Mark, Space, Axis, Function: Towards a (New) Theory of Punctuation on Historical Principles"; Anne C. Henry, "The Re-mark-able Rise of '...': Reading Ellipsis Marks in Literary Texts"; and Ros King, "Seeing the Rhythm: An Interpretation of Sixteenth-Century Punctuation and Metrical Practice."] Phillip Harth, "The Text of Dryden's Poetry," Huntington Library Quarterly 63 (2001-2): 227-44. __________ C. Other Visual Aspects of Texts (The question whether visual design is part of the text of a verbal work is discussed, in varying degrees of detail, in many of the works on textual criticism and scholarly editing listed in other parts of this syllabus.) Max Zobel von Zabeltitz, "Figurengedichte," Zeitschrift für Bücherfreunde, Fall 1926, pp. 21-24. Thomas H. Johnson, "The Topical Verses of Edward Taylor," Transactions of the Colonial Society of Massachusetts 34 (1941): 532ff. Margaret Church, "The First English Pattern Poems," PMLA 61 (1946): 636-50. William B. Goodman, "Edward Taylor Writes His Love," New England Quarterly 27 (1954): 510-15. This page is from a document available in full at http://www.rarebookschool.org/tanselle/
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