Great Expectations by Dickens, Charles; Cardwell, Margaret;

Sorozatcím: Clarendon Dickens;

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Kiadó Clarendon Press
Megjelenés dátuma 1993. augusztus 5.

ISBN 9780198185918
Kötéstípus Keménykötés
Terjedelem584 oldal
Méret 223x144x39 mm
Súly 894 g
Nyelv angol
Illusztrációk facsimiles and original illustrations

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1945 előtti elbeszélő irodalom Irodalomtörténet

Rövid leírás:

This edition of one of Dickens's greatest and best-loved novels is based on the three-volume edition of 1861. Textual footnotes record variants in manuscript, proofs, and other editions during Dickens's lifetime. The Introduction traces the process of composition, and discusses both the public reading version of the novel and an unperformed dramatic adaptation. Appendices include the original ending, and Dickens's notes.

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Hosszú leírás:

Great Expectations was first published as a weekly serial in All the Year Round, December 1860 - August 1861. Its first appearance in volume form was as three-volume novel, without illustrations, in July 1861. A one-volume edition, the next year, preceded its inclusion in the collected editions of Dickens's lifetime. The three-volume 1861 edition is the basis of the present text: variant readings, including those in manuscript and extant proofs, are recorded in the textual apparatus, providing an unusually rich source of information on Dickens's methods of composition.

The Introduction traces this process of composition and draws attention to the two unperformed dramatic adaptations: the reading version and the 1861 play version, made as a safeguard of copyright. Appendices include the original ending, the author's notes, and two textual examinations, one of the five so-called `editions' of 1861, the other a comparison of the one-volume 1862 edition with the 1864 Library edition.

this definitive dition indicates all variations in text between the 1861 first book publication, the original manuscript, proofs and other editions published in the author's lifetime up to and including the Charles Dickens Edition of 1868. Thanks to the Clarendon editors, this expensive first edition can now be bought and sold with confidence.