This Handbook provides the definitive guide to authorship studies. Covering a vast chronological range, Part I considers the history of authorship from cuneiform to contemporary literatures. Part II explores theories of authorship, while Part III explores practical dimensions of the subject, including attribution, copyright and censorship.
This Handbook provides the definitive guide to authorship studies. Covering a vast chronological range, Part I considers the history of authorship from cuneiform to contemporary literatures. Part II explores theories of authorship, while Part III explores practical dimensions of the subject, including attribution, copyright and censorship.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Introduction Ingo Berensmeyer, Gert Buelens and Marysa Demoor Part I. Historical Perspectives: 2. Authorship in cuneiform literature Benjamin R. Foster 3. Authorship in Ancient Egypt Antonio Loprieno 4. Authorship in Archaic and Classical Greece Ruth Scodel 5. Authorship in Classical Rome Christian Badura and Melanie Möller 6. Conceptions of authorship in early Jewish cultures Mordechai Z. Cohen 7. Modes of authorship and the making of Medieval English literature A. B. Kraebel 8. Manuscript and print cultures 1500-1700 Margaret J. M. Ezell 9. The eighteenth century: print, professionalization, and defining the author Betty A. Schellenberg 10. The nineteenth century: intellectual property rights and 'literary larceny' Alexis Easley 11. Industrialized print: modernism and authorship Sean Latham 12. Postmodernist authorship Hans Bertens 13. Chinese authorship Kang-i Sun Chang 14. Literary authorship in the digital age Adriaan van der Weel Part II. Systematic Perspectives: 15. Literary authorship in the traditions of rhetoric and poetics Kevin Dunn 16. Authors, genres, and audiences: a rhetorical approach James Phelan 17. The author in literary theory and theories of literature Jakob Stougaard-Nielsen 18. Gender, sexuality, and the author: five phases of authorship from the Renaissance to the twenty-first century Chantal Zabus 19. Postcolonial and Indigenous authorship Mita Banerjee Part III. Practical Perspectives: 20. Attribution John Burrows and Hugh Craig 21. Anonymity and pseudonymity Robert J. Griffin 22. Plagiarism and forgery Jack Lynch 23. Authorship and scholarly editing Dirk Van Hulle 24. Copyright and literary property: the invention of secondary authorship Daniel Cook 25. Censorship Trevor Ross 26. Publishing and marketing Andrew King 27. Institutions: writing and reading Jason Puskar.
1. Introduction Ingo Berensmeyer, Gert Buelens and Marysa Demoor Part I. Historical Perspectives: 2. Authorship in cuneiform literature Benjamin R. Foster 3. Authorship in Ancient Egypt Antonio Loprieno 4. Authorship in Archaic and Classical Greece Ruth Scodel 5. Authorship in Classical Rome Christian Badura and Melanie Möller 6. Conceptions of authorship in early Jewish cultures Mordechai Z. Cohen 7. Modes of authorship and the making of Medieval English literature A. B. Kraebel 8. Manuscript and print cultures 1500-1700 Margaret J. M. Ezell 9. The eighteenth century: print, professionalization, and defining the author Betty A. Schellenberg 10. The nineteenth century: intellectual property rights and 'literary larceny' Alexis Easley 11. Industrialized print: modernism and authorship Sean Latham 12. Postmodernist authorship Hans Bertens 13. Chinese authorship Kang-i Sun Chang 14. Literary authorship in the digital age Adriaan van der Weel Part II. Systematic Perspectives: 15. Literary authorship in the traditions of rhetoric and poetics Kevin Dunn 16. Authors, genres, and audiences: a rhetorical approach James Phelan 17. The author in literary theory and theories of literature Jakob Stougaard-Nielsen 18. Gender, sexuality, and the author: five phases of authorship from the Renaissance to the twenty-first century Chantal Zabus 19. Postcolonial and Indigenous authorship Mita Banerjee Part III. Practical Perspectives: 20. Attribution John Burrows and Hugh Craig 21. Anonymity and pseudonymity Robert J. Griffin 22. Plagiarism and forgery Jack Lynch 23. Authorship and scholarly editing Dirk Van Hulle 24. Copyright and literary property: the invention of secondary authorship Daniel Cook 25. Censorship Trevor Ross 26. Publishing and marketing Andrew King 27. Institutions: writing and reading Jason Puskar.
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