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Communications.(Letter to the editor)
This column provides a forum for responses to the contents of this journal, and for information of interest to readers. The editor reserves the right to publish letters in excerpted form and to edit them for conciseness and clarity.
To the Editor:
I respond to Ronald Broude's review of my edition of Lully's Armide (Notes 62, no. 3 [March 2006]: 797-802). While we can disagree on matters of editorial presentation, his interpretation of my text-critical argument misrepresents it. First of all, my description of "ideal copy" as "a hypothetical copy containing all published states of every page" is not, as Broude claims (p. 802), "a phrase that makes no ...
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...Shimada, Yuji Kitagawa, Yukinori Yanagi, Ideal Copy (collective), Noboru Tsubaki, Taro...potential for revolution. Art collective Ideal Copy's Channel: Exchange was also tempting...by replacing all foreign currency with Ideal Copy coins. The coins of the host country...
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...sporting a less jagged, more textural, sound. Their LP, "The Ideal Copy," and a satisfying, if confining, live show bore testament...s album No. 6. "A Bell . . . " is a followup to "The Ideal Copy," Wire's first studio LP in eight years, and, in a sense...
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- Magazine article from: Studies in the Literary Imagination Wallace, Andrew September 22, 2005 700+ words
...of the new dedicatees appear to be an afterthought" ("Materialist" 15). Brink argues, further, that "Johnson's ideal copy never existed, but was constructed out of copies containing either ten or twenty-five sonnets," almost certainly by later...
- Football: REDS DISPLAY TURIN SPIRIT; CHELSEA ............. 0 LIVERPOOL...
- Newspaper article from: Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England) April 28, 2005 700+ words
...away performance. He was two minutes away from getting it. Only the unjust booking for Xabi Alonso blotted an otherwise ideal copy book. Referee Alain Sars succeeded where Chelsea's players failed, forcing Scouse hands onto heads on the final whistle...
