The Powers of Philology: DYNAMICS OF TEXTUAL SCHOLARSHIP

Hans Ulrich Gumbrecht

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Arguement for the return to the traditional focus of Philology. Gumbrecht is a very well known author with over 400 publications and translations into 17 languages.

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