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The Society for Textual Scholarship

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  • Founded in 1979, the Society for Textual Scholarship is an international organization of scholars working in textual studies, editing and editorial theory, electronic textualities, and issues of textual culture across a wide variety of disciplines

  • Three prizes given by the STS recognize outstanding work in the field: Textual Cultures 13.1 (2020): 246–247

  • The Fredson Bowers Prize is awarded for a distinguished essay in textual scholarship published in the previous two calendar years

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The Fredson Bowers Prize is awarded for a distinguished essay in textual scholarship published in the previous two calendar years. Founded in 1979, the Society for Textual Scholarship is an international organization of scholars working in textual studies, editing and editorial theory, electronic textualities, and issues of textual culture across a wide variety of disciplines. The Society welcomes scholars from literature (in all languages), history, musicology, classical and biblical studies, philosophy, art history, legal history, history of science and technology, computer science, library science, digital humanities, lexicography, epigraphy, paleography, codicology, cinema studies, theatre, linguistics, and textual and literary theory whose work explores the ideological structures and material processes that shape the transmission, reception, production, and interpretation of texts.

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