posted on 2006-04-26, 14:35authored byGabriel Egan
In a review of this kind it can be difficult to know where to stop; after
all, 'editions and textual studies' could encompass almost anything written
about Shakespeare. In the past I have, at the risk of stepping on other
contributors' toes, noticed items that discuss such matters as how the wording
of stage directions affects performance. This year, because there are a great
many (over 70) items to review, I shall discuss only work showing what an editor
has done, or exhorting what an editor should do, or announcing a discovery about
evidence that might shape what an editor will do.
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Citation
EGAN, G., 2005. Shakespeare: editions and textual studies. IN: Baker and Womack (eds.) The Year's Work in English Studies. vol. 84: Covering Work Published in 2003. Oxford: Oxford University Press