This book does not deal with or take a position on child spanking. Resources for further study the material in this section provides the briefest of introductions to the discipline of editing, paleography, and manuscript study. Review of bernard cerquiglini, in praise of the variant. Bernard cerquiglini is the author of in praise of the variant 3. This list is generated based on data provided by crossref. Cerquiglini, bernard people and organisations trove. Hope emily allen, who was to identify and indeed name the book of margery kempe in 1934, failed one set of exams. Bernard cerquiglini is currently considered a single author. Resources for further study harvards geoffrey chaucer. David bourget western ontario david chalmers anu, nyu area editors.
What does it mean to read for the woman writer when the author is dead. Put simply, there was no one way to record in writ ing an elaborate and multisensory piece of. When bernard cerquiglini used the term, he counted on the negative connotations attached to it and wanted to indicate that philologists were bound to disappear because of their antiquated practices. Roger chartier, figures of the author, in his the order of books. Bernard cerquiglini born 8 april 1947 in lyon, france, is a french linguist. Readings will include essays and chapters from bernard cerquiglini, in praise of the variant.
In praise of the variant, 1999, marks the beginning of the scholarly paradigm referred to as. For an excellent, indepth introduction to mouvance and variance, see bella milletts website. Where print culture specialists have inherited annales school methods of statistically grounded sociohistorical analysis from the likes of febvre and martin, some medievalists have responded to paul zumthors theory of mouvance and bernard cerquiglini s praise of the variant. The cambridge companion to textual scholarship edited by. Bernard cerquiglini author of in praise of the variant. Can a book about medieval french texts become outofdate in the space of a decade. Revisions of culture and society apr 6, 1999 by bernard cerquiglini, betsy wing.
Read books received, the comparatist on deepdyve, the largest online rental service for scholarly research with thousands of academic publications available at your fingertips. He prefers his coinage variance to paul zumthors mouvance because zumthor, whom he counts among those in the outdated avantgarde, was prevented by his enthusiasm for orality from perceiving the more general pretextual. Methods in these books are for appropriate for consenting adults only. A book of showings to the anchoress julian of norwich. This description merits praise for the way it fits what we now generally mean by.
The variant was not necessarily a careless accident but a sign of precious individuality and a source of pleasure, even joy. The new philology, which was critical of modernist positivist editorial practices for medieval texts. This book reexamines the most traditional area of classical scholarship, offering critical assessments of the current state of the field. Cerquiglini s book, a collection of essays, focuses on two main points. All charges are processed through paypal, the most trusted online payment system in the world, and variant books will have absolutely no access to your credit card information. This is, after all, a schema delineating the ways of making a book, not of. It has long been a task of great scholars to establish defi. On trends in vernacular editing see bernard cerquiglini, in praise of the variant. To honor those texts, cerquiglini prepared this engaging eulogy, in praise of the variant. Monks, manuscripts, muhammad, and digital editions of the. An almost immediate reaction to the issues raised by cerquiglini appeared in. Miscellaneity and variance in the medieval book chapter 10 the. James tucker the role of wisdom for the scribe and scholar considers how our understanding of the qumran community rule and the damascus document might be informed by critiques of traditional philological concepts of original text and work, considerations familiar from bens work on the comp.
Read this story on the university of oslos website. A handbook to eddic poetry edited by carolyne larrington. The entirety of speculum 65 1990 was dedicated to this topic. Methods and problems in latin textual criticism roman literature and its contexts tarrant, richard on. Cohpanatist adamson, joseph, and hilary clark, eds. If one or more works are by a distinct, homonymous authors, go ahead and split the author. Many excellent resources exist, online and in print, should you wish to continue your study of. A computational approach to medieval literature 3 mutatis mutandis. Mary franklinbrown, jacqueline cerquiglinitoulet, a new. Review of bernard cerquiglini, in praise of the variant scholarship. Jacqueline cerquiglini toulet, a new history of medieval french literature, trans. This book has been cited by the following publications. Curtius, european literature in the latin middle ages.
In chapter 3, the joyful excess, cerquiglini sings the praises of the variant that are implicit in the title of the book. Gary taylor and michael warren on the new shakespeare bibliography. In praise of the variant presents a theory that is currently at the center of medieval textual criticism, but its application to contemporary understanding of the edited medieval text is limited by the advances of the last twelve years. Books, images, historic newspapers, maps, archives and more. Polygyny, concubinage, and the social lives of women in vikingage scandinavia. Email your librarian or administrator to recommend adding this book to your organisations collection. The medieval manuscript book edited by michael johnston august 2015. Readers, authors, and libraries in europe between the fourteenth and eighteenth centuries trans. Backing up one more time to bernard knoxs book, i should mention again that. Textual instability in a manuscript culture harvards. Modes of authorship and the making of medieval english literature. The same call for peace, but differently framed each time 4 the salman rushdie archive and the reimagining of a philological evolution. For centuries such texts were valued, in part, precisely because each was in some manner unique. Although these texts may not seem to have many elements in common, their efforts all go towards painstakingly putting.
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