Manuscript, narrative, lexicon : essays on literary and cultural transmission in honor of Whitney F. Bolton

Robert Boenig · Kathleen Mary Davis

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Medieval Literature and History Libraries, Manuscripts, and Books Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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These eleven essays examine the range of transmission processes important to medieval literature and to the history of the English language. Contributors investigate such issues as editorial reshaping of manuscripts; the reformulation of textual material as it crossed genres; and the mediation of doctrine through translation.

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