For the full article, please visit Project MUSE or click here (subscribers only). In order to contextualize the articles in this volume, the Introduction reviews the 1990s shift in medieval studies that we connect with the New Philology, specifically its stance on manuscript transmission and medieval textuality. While tracing the varied responses to The New Philology in Europe and North America, the Introduction also argues that decisive philological trends in twentieth-century German text editing were overlooked in the initial debate, especially the long-standing interest of German scholars in manuscript transmission.RésuméAfin de contextualiser les articles de ce volume, l’Introduction passe en revue le tournant des années 1990 en étude...
Ulrich von Pottenstein translated Petrus Zwicker’s anti-Waldensian treatise Cum dormirent homines (1...
The Ars edendi Lectures are organized by the research programme of the same name based at Stockholm ...
The paper introduces to the essays by eight scholars from disparate areas of textual criticism, addr...
The Ars edendi Research Programme, funded by Riksbankens Jubileumsfond and based at Stockholm Univer...
In 2017, the authors of the Bremen University Working Group - Elisabeth Lienert, Elisa Pontini and K...
The articles found in this issue of the Mittellateinisches Jahrbuch (53, 2018) stem from a conferenc...
The articles found in this issue of the Mittellateinisches Jahrbuch (53, 2018) stem from a conferenc...
This volume is the 10th issue of Variants . In keeping with the mission of the European Society for ...
Translation studies centring on medieval texts have prompted new ways to look at the texts themselve...
For the full article, please visit Project MUSE or click here (subscribers only). Digital manuscri...
International audienceThis article offers a brief overview of editorial techniques which have been a...
With the triumph of the codex, medieval literature became more deeply hermeneutic in character. A va...
International audienceThis article offers a brief overview of editorial techniques which have been a...
This article reviews the terminological framework to describe manuscripts. The Lachmannian terminolo...
For the full article, please visit Project MUSE or click here (subscribers only). How are digitize...
Ulrich von Pottenstein translated Petrus Zwicker’s anti-Waldensian treatise Cum dormirent homines (1...
The Ars edendi Lectures are organized by the research programme of the same name based at Stockholm ...
The paper introduces to the essays by eight scholars from disparate areas of textual criticism, addr...
The Ars edendi Research Programme, funded by Riksbankens Jubileumsfond and based at Stockholm Univer...
In 2017, the authors of the Bremen University Working Group - Elisabeth Lienert, Elisa Pontini and K...
The articles found in this issue of the Mittellateinisches Jahrbuch (53, 2018) stem from a conferenc...
The articles found in this issue of the Mittellateinisches Jahrbuch (53, 2018) stem from a conferenc...
This volume is the 10th issue of Variants . In keeping with the mission of the European Society for ...
Translation studies centring on medieval texts have prompted new ways to look at the texts themselve...
For the full article, please visit Project MUSE or click here (subscribers only). Digital manuscri...
International audienceThis article offers a brief overview of editorial techniques which have been a...
With the triumph of the codex, medieval literature became more deeply hermeneutic in character. A va...
International audienceThis article offers a brief overview of editorial techniques which have been a...
This article reviews the terminological framework to describe manuscripts. The Lachmannian terminolo...
For the full article, please visit Project MUSE or click here (subscribers only). How are digitize...
Ulrich von Pottenstein translated Petrus Zwicker’s anti-Waldensian treatise Cum dormirent homines (1...
The Ars edendi Lectures are organized by the research programme of the same name based at Stockholm ...
The paper introduces to the essays by eight scholars from disparate areas of textual criticism, addr...