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Early Modern Manuscript Poetry: Recovering our Scribal Heritage

早期现代手稿诗歌：恢复我们的抄写遗产

基本信息

批准号：
AH/G012466/1
负责人：
Steven May
金额：
$ 62.68万
依托单位：
University of Sheffield
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2009
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2009 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FG012466%2F1
关键词：
Early Modern Manuscript Poetry Recovering

项目摘要

Poetic miscellanies are central to the growing interest in early modern manuscript culture. Yet few of the primary documents are available for study in reliable editions, while a very small percentage of the thousands of poems extant only in manuscript texts have been analyzed and reliably edited. The project will bring manuscript culture to a wider audience - and extend the literary canon - by editing three important verse anthologies from the period and placing them in their full cultural context. The three editions comprise two extensive collections containing works by some of our best-known Renaissance poets (Victoria and Albert Museum, Dyce MS. 44 and British Library, Harleian MS. 7392) and one hitherto unstudied and seemingly forgotten Elizabethan anthology of verse and prose (British Library Additional MS. 82370), previously in private ownership, which was acquired by the British Library in 2007. Compiled in South Yorkshire, this third collection in particular gives a rare and valuable insight into the types of verse available to provincial scribes. It also casts light on literary production and activity beyond London and the south east.The three editions will add substantially to our knowledge of scribal practice and early modern literary activity by tracing when, where, by whom and for whom these texts were produced; how they circulated; and the political and religious, as well as literary concerns, of their compilers.The project will also produce the first critical edition of forty-two Elizabethan verse libels in manuscript. Within the larger genre of early modern verse satire, verse libels are one significant type of poetry confined to manuscript circulation. These poems were far too slanderous to reach print. They are not available in critical texts and are almost wholly unknown to scholars. As a result, a large piece of our understanding about the dissemination and debate of political concerns in sixteenth-century England is currently missing. Many of these poems circulated for decades, appreciated for their literary quality long after the targets of their satire were distant memories. Recovering these poems will add therefore to our appreciation of Elizabethan poetry, as well as the political interests and moral sensitivities of the age. The conference and resulting book of essays will disseminate best practice in archival studies and editing. It will place what we have learned about early modern manuscript culture during the project in the context of on-going research in this field.The project will also train two students in the multiple skills required for manuscript studies, equipping them for scholarly careers in this area, and providing the field with much-needed expertise for further progress in the discipline by the next generation of scholars.

诗歌的错误是对早期现代手稿文化日益增长的兴趣的核心。然而，几乎没有可靠版本的原始文献可供研究，而仅以手稿文本形式存在的数千首诗歌中，只有很小一部分经过分析和可靠编辑。该项目将把手稿文化带给更广泛的受众-并扩展文学经典-通过编辑该时期的三个重要诗歌选集并将其置于完整的文化背景中。这三个版本包括两个广泛的收集包含我们最著名的文艺复兴时期的诗人的一些作品（维多利亚和阿尔伯特博物馆，戴斯MS.44和大英图书馆，哈雷安MS.7392）和一个迄今未经研究，似乎被遗忘的诗歌和散文选集（大英图书馆附加MS.82370），以前为私人所有，这是由大英图书馆在2007年收购。汇编在南约克郡，这第三次收集特别给出了一个罕见的和宝贵的洞察类型的诗句提供给省级文士。这三个版本将大大增加我们的知识抄写实践和早期现代文学活动，通过追踪这些文本是何时，何地，由谁和为谁制作的，它们是如何传播的，政治、宗教和文学方面的问题该项目还将制作第一个关键版的四十二个君士坦丁诗歌诽谤手稿。在早期现代讽刺诗的较大流派中，诽谤诗是一种限于手稿流通的重要诗歌类型。这些诗诽谤性太强，无法付印。它们在批评性文本中找不到，学者们几乎完全不知道。因此，我们对16世纪英国政治问题的传播和辩论的理解目前很大一部分缺失。这些诗中的许多流传了几十年，在他们讽刺的对象成为遥远的记忆之后很久，他们因其文学品质而受到赞赏。因此，恢复这些诗歌将增加我们对莎士比亚诗歌的欣赏，以及这个时代的政治利益和道德敏感性。这次会议和由此产生的论文集将传播档案研究和编辑方面的最佳做法。该项目将把我们在项目期间所了解到的早期现代手稿文化与该领域正在进行的研究相结合，并将培训两名学生掌握手稿研究所需的多种技能，为他们在该领域的学术生涯做好准备，并为下一代学者在该学科的进一步发展提供急需的专业知识。