Editing (Journals?) in the Late Age of
Print
Byron Hawk
Enculturation, Vol. 4, No. 1, Spring 2002
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Rev. of Loizeaux, Elizabeth Bergmann, and Neil
Fraistat, eds. Reimagining Textuality:
Textual Studies in the Late Age of Print. Madison, WI: U of
Wisconsin P, 2002.
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Table of Contents:
Introduction: Textual Studies in the Late Age of Print, Elizabeth
Bergmann Loizeaux and
Neil Fraistat
Prologue: Compu[e]ting Editorial Fu[ea]tures, Jerome J. McGann
Textuality and the Reproduction of Texts
- The Philosophical Discourse of [Textuality?], David Greetham
- Production, Invention, and Reproduction: Genetic vs. Textual
Criticism, Daniel Ferrer
- Editing Bodies, Joseph Grigley
- Response: Shoptalk-Working Conditions and Marginal Gains, Rachel
Blau DuPlessis
Textuality and the Visual
- Graphicality: Multimedia Fables for "Textual" Critics, Morris Eaves
- Taking Textual Time, Mary Ann Caws
- Intimations of Immateriality: Graphical Forms, Textual Sense, and
the Electronic
Environment, Johanna Drucker
- Response: Every Which Way but Loose, Charles Bernstein
Textuality and Culture
- The Muse Learns to Tape, Tim Hunt
- From Text to Work: Postcolonial Textuality, Henry Schwarz
- Testing the Wires, Stuart Moulthrop
- Response: Text Culture Grammatology, Gregory Ulmer
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Citation
Format:
Hawk, Byron. "Editing (Journals?) in the Late Age
of
Print." Rev. of Reimagining Textuality: Textual Studies in the Late
Age of
Print, eds. E. Loizeaux and N. Fraistat. Enculturation: Special
Multi-journal Issue on Electronic Publication 4.1 (Spring 2002):
http://enculturation.net/4_1/hawk
Contact
Information:
Byron Hawk, George Mason University
Email: bhawk@gmu.edu
Home Page: http://mason.gmu.edu/~bhawk
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