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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Scholarly editions"”.

  1. Textual Assemblages and Transmission: Unified models for (Digital) Scholarly Editions and Text Digitisation

    Scholarly editing and textual digitisation are typically seen as two distinct, though related, fields. Scholarly editing is replete with traditions and codified practices, while the digitisation of text-bearing material is a recent enterprise, governed more by practice than theory. From the …

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  2. Interpreting J. S. Bach’s Italian Concerto (BWV 971): A Comparative Study of Various Recordings and Editions

    … Schiff, and Rosalyn Tureck) and evaluate three scholarly editions (Henle, Schirmer, and Alfred) in order to come up with some pedagogical suggestions for this music.

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  3. Retrieving the textual environment of the "Old English Bede": a digital remediation of Cambridge, Corpus Christi College MS 41

    … the marginalia of CCCC41 continue to excite scholarly attention, the current representation of the marginalia in print and digital format has not been able to accurately convey the complex textual configuration within this manuscript. This thesis first highlights how the current forms of …

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  4. The Editor, the Preface, and the Eighteenth-Century Edition: A Critical Bibliographic Study

    Scholarly editions became entrenched as published texts during the eighteenth century. This dissertation considers the contributions of editors to their specific editions and, ultimately, the editorial project. Forty-five editions, some well-known and some obscure, are critically and …

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  5. Electronic Long-Term Archiving of Complex Textual Artefacts

    Digital long-term archiving and data curation, whether in the Digital Humanities (DH) or elsewhere, depends on a suitable data model and must fulfill many requirements. One prerequisite for long-term archiving is interoperability of the data, across machines, computer architectures, and operating …

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  6. Matthaeus Pipelare's "Fors seulement chanson (II)" and its related motet and mass performance editions and commentary

    … and performed. Unfortunately, the only current editions of his works are available in scholarly editions, the main goal of which is study rather than performance, and which are usually larger and heavier than most performance editions. The primary purpose of this project is to produce modern-day …

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  7. Opening windows into the past: A study of the importance of annotations, footnotes, and the resulting reaccentuation of Victorian editions for students

    … rhetorical devices for editors of Victorian editions for students and that annotations and footnotes contribute to reaccentuation of Victorian text, which leads to students experiencing creative understanding, which, in turn, allows editors to influence students' perceptions, creating readers …

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