The editing of Old English : papers from the 1990 Manchester conference

Abstract

Guide to the editing and preparation of texts for the dictionary of Old English, Helmut Gneuss the electronic edition, Marilyn Deegan and Peter Robinson palaeography and the editing of Old English texts, Alexander Rumble editing Old English texts for historians and other troublemakers, David N. Dumville on the emendation of Old English texts, Michael Lapidge new criteria for editing Beowulf, D.R. Howlett the search for meaning, Antonette diPaolo Healey whose text is it anyway? contexts for editing Old English prose, Clare A. Lees editing Old English texts for student use, Hugh Magennis editing Old English oral/written texts - problems of method (with an illustrative edition of Charm 4, Wid foerstice), A.N. Doane editing and the material text, Katherine O'Brien O'Keeffe text and context in editing Old English - the case of the poetry in Cambridge, Corpus Christi College 201, Graham D. Caie editing Old English and the problem of Alfred's Boethius, M.R. Godden Aelfric, authorial identity and the changing text, Joyce Hill Aelfric's Lives of Saints I and the Boulogne Sermons - editorial, authorial and textural problems, Theodore H. Leinbaugh editing for a new century - Elizabeth Elstob's Anglo Saxon Manifesto and Aelfric's St Gregory Homily, Kathryn Sutherland the first two editions of Beowulf - Thorkelin's (1815) and Kemble's (1833), J.R. Hall editing the Anglo-Saxon laws - Felix Liebermann and beyond, Richard Dammery how not to edit glossaries, J.D. Pheifer postscript - quo vadis, editio?, D.G. Scragg.

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