The boundaries of the literary archive : reclamation and representation
Contents: Introduction, Lisa Stead Part I Theorizing the Archive: The archaeology of the manuscript: towards modern palaeography, Wim Van Mierlo Allusion and exogenesis: the labouring heart of Samuel Becketta (TM)s Ill Seen Ill Said, Iain Bailey Original order, added value? Archival theory and the Douglas Coupland fonds, Jennifer Douglas. Part II Reclamation and Representation: Untrustworthy reproductions and doctored archives: undoing the sins of a Victorian biographer, Isabelle Cosgrave The double life of a "the ghost in the garden rooma (TM): Charles Dickens edits Elizabeth Gaskell, Fran Baker Lost property: John Galsworthy and the search for a "that stuffed shirta (TM), Simon Barker Poetry and personality: the private papers and public image of Elizabeth Jennings, Jane Dowson. Part III Boundaries: Illustration and ekphrasis: the working drafts of Ted Hughesa (TM)s Cave Birds, Carrie Smith Letter writing, cinemagoing and archive ephemera, Lisa Stead. Part IV Working in the Archive: To reveal or conceal: privacy and confidentiality in the papers of contemporary authors, Sara S. Hodson Teaching the material archive at Smith College, Karen V. Kukil a "What will survive of us are manuscriptsa (TM): archives, scholarship and human stories, Helen Taylor Index.