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Retrieved November 11, Remaines of Gentilisme and Judaisme London: W. Satchell, Peyton, and Co. Virgil 's Aeneid 19 BC. The Avenger Aposiopesis Dactylic hexameter Hysteron proteron Sortes Vergilianae. Methods of divination. Aspidomancy Catoptromancy Crystal gazing Hydromancy Oculomancy. Gastromancy Taghairm. Bennett , and Alfred Weber , , , The bibliography's goal is to provide a listing of Brown's writings that will be as complete as possible, within the limits imposed by the question of attributing anonymous periodical texts. It serves as the basis for the ongoing Charles Brockden Brown Electronic Archive and Scholarly Edition, and as a general bibliography to be updated and revised in response to new scholarship.
WSF listed only so-called "uncollected" writings, understood as periodical pieces, letters, and certain other publications and manuscripts that had not been previously edited or republished in modern form in the Kent State Bicentennial edition of the novels and related writings , the Allen-Dunlap biographical miscellany or other twentieth-century sources, e.
In the absence of any attempt at a comprehensive bibliography after Bennett , and in the absence of any widely available comprehensive bibliography of any sort, the Scholarly Edition project generated the need for and the collective desire to develop a bibliography that provides: a a reliable and widely accessible listing of the entirety of Brown's writings; and b a scholarly bibliography that can be maintained and updated to reflect new findings and evolving scholarly consensus on the attribution of anonymous publications. The bibliography uses two types of character item numbers accession numbers which together form one unified system.
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Thus the item number for "The Rhapsodist, no. I" is the text appeared in , in August 08 , beginning on page In rare cases identical numbers occur for different texts, for example in the case of the six "Communications" from October, These items are distinguished by adding letters to the identical item numbers e. For manuscripts items , the bibliography refers to three subcategories: Letters category code L, items , Poems category code MP, 31 items , and Miscellaneous prose texts category code MM, 11 items.
These are numbered by year of publication, followed by a hyphen, a category code and 3 digits indicating the item's place in a consecutively numbered category list. Thus the item number for the first letter is L; for the first poem MP; for the first miscellaneous prose item MM Brown's extensive anonymous periodical publications and editorial work on three magazines filled with his own writing make it impossible to pretend to definitive attribution for many items; thus a comprehensive Brown bibliography necessarily remains open to change.
As Sydney Krause observed in 29 , there will never be a last word in Brown bibliography on this level, and Brown presents certain challenges in this respect. Nevertheless, the cumulative knowledge of the scholarly tradition has clarified and continues to clarify the status of a great number of items, such that inclusion in this bibliography signifies that an item is indisputably by Brown, or that previous scholarship and the Scholarly Edition editors ascribe it to Brown with a high degree of confidence.
To indicate a distinction between items in these two categories, a letter "A" indisputable or "B" high degree of confidence marks each publication. In the project's TEI electronic version of the bibliography, "A" and "B" correspond to "high" and "medium. Such texts are marked "H" to correspond with "hybrid.
Additions, deletions, and substantial changes to the initial WSF bibliography are tracked by the editors. Deletions from the initial version of bibliography, and new determinations of authorship for items not by Brown are moved to section III "Items Removed" , with brief rationales. Because some of these deleted texts have received scholarly commentary as Brown's work or have been mistakenly listed in previous bibliographies as Brown's work; and because their identification may be useful in other ways e.
The advent of digital databases of eighteenth and nineteenth-century print materials has provided powerful new tools and opportunities for refining our understanding of Brown's editorial borrowings and for discovering which of Brown's magazine texts are borrowed and edited from other previous publications. Checking texts attributed to Brown against these databases, as part of the ongoing editorial work for the Scholarly Edition, has allowed this bibliography to establish a far more accurate account of the shape of Brown's corpus, and of his editorial practices, than was possible in previous scholarly generations.
In order to incorporate new information, the bibliography will be updated periodically throughout the duration of the Scholarly Edition project. The bibliography is a collective project that welcomes contributions and corrections. To contact us with relevant information, please email Philip Barnard philipb ku. Finally, note that while this bibliography lists republications and different versions of texts published under Brown's supervision however desultory during his own lifetime or for the first time in the Allen-Dunlap biography or other periodicals in the years immediately following Brown's death e.
Items identified in this bibliography thus constitute the earliest versions and, for editorial purposes, in virtually all cases, the copy-texts of Brown's writings. This bibliography dates back to It is continuously updated to reflect the kinds of interdisciplinary work that scholars are pursuing, and includes only those dissertations where Brown's writing is a central focus.
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The bibliography currently contains 1, entries. If a publication is not listed in the bibliography, please contact Mark L. Kamrath or Philip Barnard about items to include. For additions, please contact Mark L. Kamrath or Philip Barnard. Toggle navigation MENU. Numbering System and Organization The bibliography uses two types of character item numbers accession numbers which together form one unified system. Attribution Brown's extensive anonymous periodical publications and editorial work on three magazines filled with his own writing make it impossible to pretend to definitive attribution for many items; thus a comprehensive Brown bibliography necessarily remains open to change.
Editorial Contacts: The bibliography is a collective project that welcomes contributions and corrections. New York: Oxford University Press, Barnard, Philip. Battistini, Robert. Boyd, Sarah. Burnham, Michelle. Cody, Michael A. Cohen, Michael C. Doolan, Andy. Drexler, Michael J. Ellis, Scott. Emmett, Hilary. Faherty, Duncan. Fleischmann, Fritz. Galluzzo, Anthony. Hewitt, Elizabeth. Hinds, Elizabeth Jane Wall. Kamrath, Mark L. Looby, Christopher.
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Martinez, Inez. Miles, Robert. Miller, Nicholas E. Murray, Hannah Lauren. Rachman, Stephen. Reznick, Scott M. Creating Romantic Obsession: Scorpions in the Mind. Cham, Switzerland: Palgrave Macmillan, Shapiro, Stephen. Slawinski, Scott. Smalley, Matthew. Wayne Franklin and Bruce Alice Mann. Toledo: University of Toledo Press, Stein, Jordan Alexander.
Stocker, Abigail Smith. Tarr, Clayton Carlyle. Tawil, Ezra. Waterman, Bryan. West, Lisa. Woertendyke, Gretchen J.
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Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, Philadelphia, University of Pennsylvania Press. Bennett, Bridget. Brown, Charles Brockden. Edgar Huntly; or, Memoirs of a Sleep-Walker. Petersborough, Ontario: Broadview Press, Kremer, Daniel director. Overwhelm the Sky. Production and distribution: Confluence-Film. Milbank, Alison.
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