Modelling a Digital Scholarly Edition for Genetic Criticism: A Rapprochement

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 31 Dec 2016 Belgium Publisher:OpenEditionJournal:Variants (issn: 1573-3084, eissn: 1879-6095,

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Authors: Dirk Van Hulle;

doi: 10.4000/variants.293

handle: 10067/1445300151162165141 , 20.500.13089/5nu

Modelling a Digital Scholarly Edition for Genetic Criticism: A Rapprochement

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Abstract

This essay proposes a model of genetic criticism's complex research object (writing processes) to make it manageable and develop an editorial infrastructure that facilitates research into five aspects of genetic criticism: exogenesis, endogenesis, epigenesis, microgenesis and macrogenesis. It argues that the digital paradigm can be instrumental in a rapprochement between textual scholarship and genetic criticism.

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Belgium

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University of Antwerp
Belgium

Keywords

revision, variant, genetic criticism, Literature, scholarly editing, editorial traditions, drafts, genetic edition, digital edition

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