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Studies in bibliography

STUDIES IN BIBLIOGRAPHY

Tanselle's "Editing without a Copy-Text": Genesis, Issues, Prospects

Dust-Jackets, Dealers, and Documentation

INDEX TO THE LIST

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HISTORIOGRAPHICAL PROBLEMS AND POSSIBILITIES IN BOOK HISTORY AND NATIONAL HISTORIES OF THE BOOK

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1. The Interdisciplinary Nature of Book History

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2. Periodization

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4. The Sociology of Texts

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5. The Role of Bibliography in Book History

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6. Understanding What the Gaps in Our Knowledge Might Mean

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7. The De Facto Culture of Intellectual Property

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8. Some Problems Involved in Reading as a Subject of Book History

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10. Producing a Printed History and Considering Its Use and Readership

HOW TO READ BOOK HISTORY

BIBLIOGRAPHICAL ASPECTS OF ITALIAN PRINTED MUSIC OF THE SIXTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH CENTURIES

PAPER MAKING IN SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY GENOA: THE ACCOUNT OF GIOVANNI DOMENICO PERI (1651)

THE DISSEMINATION OF SHAKESPEARE'S PLAYS CIRCA 1714

NEW LIGHT ON JOHN HOADLY AND HIS `POEMS SET TO MUSIC BY DR. GREENE'

WATERMARKS AND THE DETERMINATION OF FORMAT IN BRITISH PAPER, 1794-CIRCA 1830

COOPER AND HIS COLLABORATORS: RECOVERING COOPER'S FINAL INTENTIONS FOR HIS FICTION

Notes on Contributors

BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

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STUDIES IN
BIBLIOGRAPHY

Edited by

DAVID L. VANDER MEULEN

Volume Fifty-Six 2003-2004

Published for
The Bibliographical Society of the University of Virginia

By The University Press of Virginia, Charlottesville