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Editing Byron’s Life and Works: From Moore to Nicholson Editing Byron’s Life and Works: From Moore to Nicholson
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Editing Byron’s Letters Editing Byron’s Letters
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Editing Byron in the Digital Age Editing Byron in the Digital Age
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Suggested Reading Suggested Reading
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37 Editing Byron and Digital Futures
Get accessPaul M. Curtis taught at the Université de Moncton, which serves primarily the Arcadian population of beautiful New Brunswick, Canada. He is working on a digital edition of Byron’s complete correspondence using the Text Encoding Initiative.
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Published:22 October 2024
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Abstract
Byron and his works have given rise to a society of editors, some contemporary to each other, the others united through time by a common purpose. From Thomas Moore, Ernest Hartley Coleridge, Rowland Prothero, and Leslie Marchand to Andrew Nicholson, Peter Cochran, and Jerome McGann, this chapter surveys the publication history of Byron’s poetry, prose, and correspondence. It proceeds chronologically from the first posthumous print edition of 1832 to the online Wordpress edition of the letters, works, and critical essays. It also explores the principles employed by the society of editors who have shaped the reception of the poet’s unique biography and have pondered the genius of his oeuvre. The chapter then discusses the nascent and ever-evolving field of the Digital Humanities as it applies to the pedagogical and interpretative challenges posed by Byron and his works.
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