Word: textuality
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...label, English conductor John Eliot Gardiner and his Orchestre Revolutionnaire & et Romantique aim to recreate the music of Beethoven as his audience experienced it. The brilliant and incisive Gardiner stands in the forefront of the original-instruments movement, whose adherents employ period instruments (originals and replicas) and the latest textual scholarship in order to play music as closely as possible to the way it was first heard. Having begun with the Baroque era, the movement has progressed to the 19th century. Gardiner already has a revelatory version of Berlioz's Symphonie Fantastique (1828) to his credit...
Information on the Web, often organized into hypertext "pages," ordinarily includes not just textual but also graphical and even aural data. That is, users of the Web expect to encounter graphics to punctuate the text at every turn. If the saying "a picture is worth a thousand words" is true, then graphics are vital to reduce information overload on-line...
...mandate, "Homosexual persons are called to chastity...[and only in that way can they] approach Christian perfection." In other words: you are depraved if you're gay, don't you dare have sex if you want God to forgive you, but we love you anyway. Lat's textual editing is tantamount to quoting Hitler as saying. "I...[think Jews are]...great...
More than thirty professors are participating in panel discussions about literary translation, textual editing, criticism, poetry, visual studies and other cultural concerns...
Assistant Professor of English Jeffrey Masten, speaking behind a flowerbedecked dais, brought the otherwise serious audience to laughter with examples on the dangers of textual editing in Shakespeare's As You Like...