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Program Participants and Paper Titles for the “Precision as Profusion” Symposium:
James and Connie Thorson, The University of New Mexico, “The Manuscript Newsletter: Its Contribution to the Evolution of the Public Sphere”
James May, Penn State University, “Threats Posted to Bibliographical Study by Filmed and Digitized Texts”
Kathryn Stasio, Saint Leo University, “A War of Words: Pirates, Privateers, and a Professor’s Attempt to Enter the Fray, or, Wandering in the Desert in the Land of Profusion”
Kevin L. Cope, Louisiana State University, “The Plurality of Images for the Minority of Texts”
David Radcliffe, Virginia Tech University, “No Man but a Blockhead: What the Eighteenth Century can Teach us about Digital Publishing”
Kit Kincade, Indiana State University, “The Twenty-Years War: The Defoe Bibliography Controversy”
Peter Sabor, McGill University, “Power in Profusion: Collecting and Selecting Austen’s Letters”
Michael Suarez, Fordham University and Campion Hall, “Ideal or Real?: Bibliographical Perspectives on Substitutional Equivalents”
W. Blake Gerard, Auburn University, “A Passage to the Heart: Laurence Sterne and American Abolition”
John Kaminski, University of Wisconsin, “Commonplacing the Founders”
Greg Clingham, Bucknell University Press, Afterword: “Delirious God: Some Reflections on the Text, the Book, and the Library”
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