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Emendation and the Editorial Reconfiguration of Shakespeare

ContributorsErne, Lukas Christianorcid
Published inKidnie, M.J. & Massai, Sonia (Ed.), Shakespeare and Textual Studies
PublisherCambridge : Cambridge University Press
Publication date2015
Abstract

This chapter anatomizes two opposed trends in the modern textual (re)configuration of Shakespeare, represented by the respective belief that what we need is more extensive or less extensive editorial intervention. It focuses on one form of editorial intervention in which these opposed trends can be seen to crystallize: emendation.

Keywords
  • Shakespeare
  • Editing
  • Emendation
  • Drama
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ERNE, Lukas Christian. Emendation and the Editorial Reconfiguration of Shakespeare. In: Shakespeare and Textual Studies. Kidnie, M.J. & Massai, Sonia (Ed.). Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2015.
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  • PID : unige:87692
ISBN9781107023741
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