Hands on skills: printing, editing and understanding variants

This free workshop is a unique opportunity for PhD students to gain practical experience using a mid-19th Century printing press, and a Hinman Collator, a device for comparing two copies of a text for differences, to better understand the practice of textual editing.

The hands-on training throughout the workshop will enable attendees to understand how variants (small differences in the text) come about, and how modern editors deal with them.

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