This particular essay is a survey of the texts of Marlowe's Doctor Faustus . Since I was new to Faustus , it's not too enlightening. 2tut3.dvi One of the rare occasions in which I allowed my knowledge of Turing's Spawn to intrude on my English essays, this paper reviews theories of hypertext and their implications for editing and bibliography, skewers them all, and proposes some computer tools that would actually be somewhat feasible. My other tutorial dealt less with specifics of editing and more with the history of book-printing and the book trade. This first essay deals with literacy in Elizabethan England, and its implications to written culture.
Censorship is always fun.
This is one of my favorites. An analysis of the evolution of typefaces, from the middle ages to the present day. It made sense at the time. Of course, then I go off and add long-s characters to Computer Modern. I pretty much decide to ignore it all.