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1 The calculus of calculus : W.W. Greg and the mathematics of Everyman editions 13
2 The notions of text and variant in the prologue to Chaucer's Legend of good women : MS Gg lines 127-38 25
3 Two studies in early medieval dramatic texts and performances 41
4 Myths of the Wakefield master 57
5 "Ideal copy" vs "ideal texts" : the application of bibliographical description to facsimiles 77
6 Two studies in bibliographical identification and identity 95
7 Formal perfection and historical perfection in the 1476 Boccaccio by Colard Mansion : note on a note by Seymour De Ricci 111
8 What is [a] Caxton? : from book to text 121
9 Leander van Ess and the Panzerization of early books and history 139
Conclusion Parody, irony, and the search for books of mass destruction 155
Principal works cited 165
Index 173
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Michael Vlasek
reviewed Abstractions of Evidence in the Study of Manuscripts and Early Printed Books on June 08, 2016
Abstractions of Evidence in the Study of Manuscripts and Early Printed Books
With this academic study, Anderson provides a comprehensive and at times exhausting examination of fairytale antecedents in ancient (mostly Western) mythology. It's a thorough, well-researched study, with chapters focusing on specific fairy tales--like "Cinderella," "Snow White," and "Little Red Riding Hood"--as well as general categories of tales. If this sounds like something you need for research purposes, you should definitely pick it up. It lacks the engaging prose style of some other fairytale academics, like Jack D. Zipes or Marina Warner, but while I won't be reading it cover-to-cover again, I'm keeping my copy in case I need it for research. It certainly seems like it opens up a lot of research potential for other academics to explore.
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