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Susie Compton — Wed, 06 Feb 2013 21:38:58 +0000

Can always count on you for thorough knowledge of Moby-Dick, Nigel. I hope we have a chance to discuss some elements of editions (online OR print) from 601 — how does the fluidity of text change (perhaps, how is it amplified) when texts reach the internet? What is this “produced by” terminology of PG (something I also was a bit confused by and didn’t trust)? How would “producing” a text differ from editing it? Do errors proliferate when the digitizing step is added (I think we can all agree, “yes”)? Why does it seem that the internet is actually less transparent than text?

Looking forward to discussing further in class!