Essays in bibliography, text, and editing
By: Fredson Bowers.
Publisher: Bibliographical Society of the University of Virginia
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Charlottesville
Language: eng
Number of pages: 550
Subjects: Bibliography -- Methodology.; Bibliography, Critical.; Criticism, Textual.; Editing.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [531]-548)
Table of contents: title: Bibliography and the university (1949); title: Some relations of bibliography to editorial problems (1949); title: Bibliography, pure bibliography, and literary studies (1952); title: The bibliographical way (1958); title: Bibliography and modern librarianship (1966); title: Four faces of bibliography (1971); title: Purposes of descriptive bibliography, with some remarks on methods (1952); title: Bibliography and Restoration drama (1966); title: Bibliography revisited (1969); title: The headline in early books (1941); title: An examination of the method of proof correction in King Lear Q1 (1947); title: Elizabethan proofing (1948); title: Running-title evidence for determining half-sheet imposition (1948); title: Bibliographical evidence from the printer's measure (1949); title: Motteux's Love's a jest (1696) : a running-title and presswork problem (1954); title: Current theories of copy-text, with an illustration from Dryden (1950); title: Old-spelling editions of dramatic texts (1957); title: Textual criticism and the literary critic (1958); title: The folio Othello, Compositor E (1959); title: Established texts and definitive editions (1962); title: The text of Johnson (1964); title: Old wine in new bottles : problems of machine printing (1966); title: Practical texts and definitive editions (1968); title: The facsimile of Whitman's blue book (1969); title: Multiple authority : new problems and concepts of copy-text (1972); title: Remarks on eclectic texts (1973).