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Methoden und Probleme der Edition Mittelalterlicher Deutscher Texte: Bamberger Fachtagung 26.-29. Juni 1991, Plenumsreferate.

The Journal of English and Germanic Philology

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As indicated in the title, this volume includes the plenary lectures delivered at a conference of specialists in editing medieval German texts held in Bamberg in June, 1991. The conference, organized by the "Kommission fur Edition mittelalterlicher Texte" of the "Arbeitsgemeinschaft fur germanistische Editionen," was expected, like a similar conference held twenty-five years earlier in Marbach am Neckar, to consider theoretical issues and to provide an overview of editing projects currently underway. Because of the size of the conference, section reports and working papers on individual editions are being published elsewhere, and the substance of the plenary lecture on ...

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