Devils and Angels: Textual Editing and Literary Theory.

Howard Horwitz · Philip Cohen

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Literary Pragmatics and the Editorial Horizon, Jerome J. McGann The Autonomous Author, the Sociology of Texts and the Polemics of Criticism, Peter Shillingsburg Variety in Editing and Reading - a Response to McGann and Shillingsburg, T.H. Howard-Hill Product or Process - Some Reflections on the Procedures and Assumptions of Critical Editing, Paul Eggert The Manifestation and Accommodation of Theory in Editing, David C. Greetham Notes on Emerging Paradigms in Editorial Theory, Philip Cohen and David H. Jackson The Rhetorical Politics of Editing - Responses to Eggert, Greetham, Cohen and Jackson, Steven Mailloux Issues of Identity and Utterance - An Intentionalist Response to Textual Instability, James McLaverty Unsought Encounters, Hans Walter Gabler The Event, Joseph Grigely Making Texts New - A Response to Gabler, McLaverty and Grigely, William E. Cain.

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