Genetic criticism and its logics : the draft and the text /
"Genetic criticism is the study of authors' drafts and manuscripts, looking at all that is tried or discarded in the course of the creative process, along the way to a final text. [It] offers a variety of miniature chapters of argument and philosophy that serve to illuminate this controver...
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| Language Notes: | In English, translated from French. |
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Edinburgh :
Edinburgh University Press,
[2025]
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Table of Contents:
- Eppur si muove
- Marey's Cat and Moses' Beard
- The Counter-Model of 'Fable'
- The Raven and the Beetle
- Repetition vs. Invention: The Philological Counter-Model
- Repetition and Invention: Picasso's False Draft
- Musical Score and Cookery Recipe
- The Raven and the Parrot
- The Art of Using up Leftovers
- Exogenous and Endogenous Accidents: Joyce's Ink Blot and Stendhal's Fountain
- The European Model
- Emerging Structure and Path Dependency
- Anamorphosis and Station Toilets
- Chryselephantine Charlie Chaplin
- Anti-Descriptivism and Retrospective Distribution
- The Model of Models: The Avant-texte
- The Aporias of the Avant-texte: The Shabby Gate and the Dripping Sketch
- Ulysses' Scars
- Memories of the Context: The Clementis Effect (or Hat-Trick)
- Freudian Enunciation and Scrambled Eggs with Truffles
- Bathmology and Dialogism
- A Marginalist Economy of Writing
- Agrammaticalities and Diasystems
- Dialogism and the Genetic Process of Films
- Variants and Variations: The Beethoven Sonata and Hogarth's Dog
- Possible Worlds: Jupiter the Genetic Critic
- Possible Worlds and Modal Logic
- Worlds Compared and Worlds Stipulated
- Textual Worlds and Fictive Worlds
- Incomplete Worlds?
- Enallages of Modality and Modal Realism
- Necessary?
- Accessibilities: The Symphony and the Telephone
- Worldmaking