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_aEggert, Paul _990427 |
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245 | _aSecuring the past : conservation in Art, Architecture and Literature | ||
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_aNew York _bCambridge University Press _c2009 |
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505 | _aContents List of illustrations Preface Contents List of Illustration Preface ix 1 Introduction 1 2 The witness of historic buildings and the restoration of the churches 19 3 The new Ruskinians and the new aesthetes 41 4 Forgery and authenticity: historical documents, literary works and paintings 61 5 Conservators and agency: their role in the work 86 6 Subtilising authorship: Rembrandt, scientific evidence and modern connoisseurship 109 7 Materialist, performance or literary Shakespeare? 131 8 Modes of editing literary works: conflicts in theory and practice 154 9 Readers and editors: new directions in scholarly editing 185 10 The editorial gaze and the nature of the work 214 Notes 241 Bibliography 265 Index 285 | ||
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_aBuddhism _aArts and history _aAuthenticity (Philosophy) _aHistoric preservation |
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650 | _aArchitects Biography Encyclopedias | ||
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650 | _acollective biographies |