[Vwoolf] Editions of Mrs Dalloway with edited texts?
Mark Hussey
markh102 at gmail.com
Sat Sep 14 07:51:39 EDT 2024
In Bonnie Kime Scott's Harcourt edition, she makes a number of textual
points in her annotations:
p18 re the change from White's to Brooks's "In the first English edition
(actually a new impression of the first edition printed by Hogarth Press in
September 1925) ..."
p80 restoring the break before "Poor old woman" "Woolf marked her
American proofs 'leave 2 lines white' above this. The intended break was
hitherto masked by the inset quotation, above."
p91 "It was precisely twelve" "The first English edition had a section
break before this, though the corrected American proofs do not, and the
break may have not been intended by Woolf."
p182 "But where is Clarissa?" "The English edition has a section break
before this" (explanation follows about the break being called for on the
Raverat proof, but not on the American proof).
Also, in her "Note on the Text" for her Broadview edition, Jo-Ann Wallace
writes "I have chosen to take the first Hogarth Press dition as my
copy-text, retaining even the errors" (42),
On Fri, Sep 13, 2024 at 10:09 PM Edward Mendelson via Vwoolf <
vwoolf at lists.osu.edu> wrote:
> To clarify: I know there are other annotated editions out there (including
> the Wordsworth Classics edition which I’ve just now ordered). Where I hope
> someone can help me out of my ignorance is by pointing to editions that
> have textual (not only explanatory) notes - textual notes being those that
> explain (for example) that the editor has taken a word from the 1929
> printing and not from a1925 printing, or that the 1942 printing omits a
> break in the earlier printings, or that VW changed a word in the first
> impression when she prepared the second impression, etc., etc.
>
> As I said in my original notes, I *think* Bonnie Kime Scott’s edition does
> not include this kind of note, though of course it is very rich in
> explanatory notes.
>
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