
Scholarly essays on textual variants in editing, drawn from an interdisciplinary conference on edition philology across eras.
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Scholarly essays on textual variants in editing, drawn from an interdisciplinary conference on edition philology across eras.
The phenomenon of variant versions plays an important role in editing practice, but it has never been systematically studied and described. The articles in this volume are the fruits of a conference engaging with variants from an interdisciplinary and international perspective. The theoretical and practical problems posed by this phenomenon are illustrated with reference to examples from a wide variety of epochs
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