is to investigate the reasons why
authorial commentary is considered
She wonders if this means that even Folio-type texts are "not
authorial enough" to be reliable for authorship studies (195).
I found those passages where she is self-reflective both interesting and admirable: 'For someone like me--a closet deconstructionist--dais
authorial presence was both intriguing and deeply troubling' (p.
In a similar fashion, Weir argues, Tolstoy avails himself of the alibi of narrative to enable him to manipulate
authorial identity and assert
authorial control of final interpretation of meaning in his works.
Paradoxically, this most austere--and, clearly, misogynistic--author, thus created an ideal of
authorial chastity, which is also associated with the heroine of Comus, 'the lady', who is actually threatened with rape, and whose name, revealingly, recalls Milton's own nickname (p.
7) The "Advis" prepares the reader for the work's discontinuous style and begins to construct a strong
authorial identity predicated on curiosity and free opinion.
The adjectives refer to the consequences of the unreliability for the relations between the narrator and the
authorial audience.
Here, too, Greene argues that while the various regimes of prepublication censorship used in the past could serve to expunge or ban particular works, they left their authors unpunished; the new system of
authorial property and liability, by contrast, made publication a more dangerous activity for authors by making not only their work but also their person accountable to punishment.
When working on specific
authorial attribution projects, employees can create separate directories of the known and the questioned documents and search only those two.
In creating her definition, Harvey takes to task historians of pornography for examining
authorial intention and not focusing on content.
Finally, he proposes that Augustine of Hippo, often considered a key figure in the development of "western" notions of self and
authorial identity--a view that he largely accepts--adopted many of the techniques pioneered by earlier literary scholars to fashion his own brand of literary criticism and notion of authorship.
quotient and a certain amount of
authorial pretentiousness.
