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...Peggy Samuels Copyright © 1988 by Duke University Press 1988 THE AUDIENCE WRITTEN INTO THE SCRIPT OF WEDREAM OF WEROOD By PEGGYSAMUELS For many contemporary...

...Ambereen Dadabhoy [email protected] Scripts of Blackness: Early Modern Performance Culture and the Making of Race . By Noémie Ndiaye . Philadelphia : University of Pennsylvania Press , 2022 . 358 pp. Copyright © 2024 by University of Washington 2024 When scholars...

... different way of crafting and engaging with history, simultaneously “restoring” the past via reenactment in the present and implying the possibility of future reiterations. Lescarbot's script presents a useful case study of performance's challenges to more traditional configurations of literary and cultural...

... and reorients the autobiographical pursuit of (self-)recognition away from the scripts of neoliberal individualism and toward the self’s more radical and formative intersubjectivity. [email protected] Copyright © 2022 by University of Washington 2022 autobiography autotheory feminism...

... framed in regional terms (the East Asian world), in political terms (the Roman Empire), or in linguistic terms (the Ger- manic and Romance traditions). My purpose in this essay is to explore a term missing from most discussions of regional and global literatures: the crucial role of global scripts...

... might be copyists, distin- guishing between and among “secretaries” and “clerks,” their various milieus, and their varying skills at, and attitudes toward, the crafts of pen- manship. Part 2-“Script and Society”- turns from scribal publication to more general questions of reading: what...

.... In the objective form of the same, however, he is not consistent, using Mich on one occasion and mich on another. The possessive adjective meine remains uncapitalized. The letter, including the signature, is entirely in German script except for the words Extract, Cabinets ordre, Jaromir, July...

..., contain- ing from lo0 to 150 miniatures,s and were owned by numerous royal personages. Little research has been done in recent years regarding the manu- scripts of Laurent’s translations. Books, even from an earlier date, dealing with Laurent’s works in general...

... might argue that Parra’s novel should be read not as an exemplar of “‘life’ and solutions” for Latin American women but as a discourse on “the plots of literature itself,” as a text interested in scrutinizing literary scripts as much as social ones. While we can certainly read IÞgenia...

... five or six different scribes using informal scripts; one page was copied upside-down. M. R. James describes it as “a very shabby ugly The pecia method of production of this manuscript suggests that different exemplars may have been used for different quires. Whether this is indeed...

... these conditions have begun to receive some of the attention they deserve in works such as Mary Hobbs’s Ear4 Seventeenth-Century Verse Miscellany Manu- scripts, Harold Love’s Scribal Publication in Seventeenth-Century England, and Wendy Wall’s Impn’nt ofGender.1 Now, focusing on the lyric, Arthur Marotti...

...). Theatergrams spread by Italian players to the English stage range from stock characters and common situations to specific types of dramatic speech: solo laments at the point of death, for instance, or the sharp-edged back-and-forth of witty courtship. Remixing these elements into their own scripted creations...

... can set in backgrounds what they have heard, and from these backgrounds deliver it by memory. For the backgrounds are very much like wax tablets or papyrus, the images like the letters, the arrangement and disposition of the images like the script, and the delivery is like the reading...

.... More specific physical description of the manuscript follows: the number and size of the pages; the exact manuscript title, signature, and date; the water- mark ; any significant marginal annotations. For the sake of simplicity and uniformity, the bulk of a manu- script is defined...

.... He knew how to choose and inspire them; he understood Cicero’s maxim that honos &it artes. A kindred subject is the development of Latin script in the Caro- lingian period and of the connection of script with art, of which it was essentially an element. French modes of beauty were...

... and inspire them; he understood Cicero’s maxim that honos &it artes. A kindred subject is the development of Latin script in the Caro- lingian period and of the connection of script with art, of which it was essentially an element. French modes of beauty were then ex- pressed at the rival...

... be accepted without further inquiry. The oldest of the Joinville manuscripts, MS A (Paris, Bibl. Nat. f. fr., 13568), alone contains the following explicit (5 769) : Ce fzc escrit en Pan de grace mil CCC et IX, ou moys d’octovre. But 1309 is too early a date for A, whose language, script...

... was a hasty and careless composer of his poems, though anyone who has ever had a glimpse 174 Reviews of the poet’s manuscripts knows that he revised indefatigably. Selected manu- scripts have been edited by Holloway, Furness, Gohdes and Silver, and a few others...

...Carroll E. Reed E. von Schaubert. Verlag Ferdinand Schöningh, 1954. Pp. 200. DM 16.00. Copyright © 1956 by Duke University Press 1956 174 Reviews of the poet’s manuscripts knows that he revised indefatigably. Selected manu- scripts have been edited...

... script, it would be logical to suppose that the error formation was reversible if the correct original can be deduced from the physical appearance of the error. But most mistakes arising from misreading are not, as Sir Walter Greg has pertinently remarked, reversible. For example...