Titlebook: Editing Early Modern Texts; An Introduction to P Michael Hunter Book 2009 Michael Hunter (Michael Cyril William Hunter) 2009 Francis Bacon.

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,Ihre eigene Programmoberfl?che,eir rationale. Moreover, though few themselves become editors on a large scale, many dabble in editing to the extent of transcribing from manuscript original documents on which they wish to base an argument. Hence they should reflect on the tradition in which they participate in doing so.

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e volume explains how manuscript and printed texts were produced, indicating the implications of this for their editorial treatment and giving practical advice on how texts should be prepared and presented.978-0-230-57476-2978-0-230-22878-8

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Presenting Texts (1) Printed,heir own (this arises particularly in relation to electronic editions). These may sound straightforward goals, but all are complicated, as we will illustrate by looking at the issues involved, the decisions that need to be made, and the considerations that need to be taken into account in doing so.

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Modernised Texts,h this book has so far been concerned — not least of whether such modernisation is compatible with seriousness in an edition, or, indeed, whether it is necessary at all — it seems appropriate to devote a brief chapter at this point to the issues involved.

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Indexing/Searching,l return to the connection between indexing and electronic media later in this chapter. It also illustrates — contrary to what some might presume — that an index has a role going beyond the functions of a mere word search, though here again the mutual relationship between these phenomena requires elucidation.

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,Ihre eigene Programmoberfl?che,m, users benefit from the expertise in elucidating and interpreting complex texts of the editors who produce them. Almost all who work in the humanities, and particularly those working on periods remote from the present, use editions on a regular basis. They should therefore think carefully about th

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781403983084n ever get to the early modern authors and scribes who created and transmitted the texts that have come down to us, their hesitations, errors and second thoughts. Indeed, until the invention of, first, the typewriter and then the word-processor, all texts were invariably initially written by hand: o